GridTracker: An amateur radio companion is now available in a Fedora
COPR repo <https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/nr0q/GridTracker/>
GridTracker is designed for Amateur radio use. It's original tag-line
was: "GridTracker listens to traffic from WSJT-X and displays it on a
map. It will also load ADIF log files". This was back in February of
2018. At its core GridTracker has remained true to that description but
it has evolved to be a very powerful amateur radio tool and not just for
FT8. GridTracker is a warehouse of amateur radio information presented
in an easy to use interface, from live traffic decodes, logbooks, spot
reports, weather, current solar conditions and more.
I'd appreciate any and all feedback, thanks
Matthew Chambers, NR0Q
Dev-Ops / Server-Ops
GridTracker
Hi
I'm new to this email group and am wanting to look at including a ham
radio software program that our team is working on in future versions of
Fedora (and eventually other RHEL based distros).
What I'm not finding easily is what the actual requirements to have
software included in the Fedora repos?
The program in question is GridTracker (licensed under the BSD 3-Clause
license) with source code and RPM files available.
Thanks and 73
Matthew Chambers NR0Q
Dev Ops - GridTracker
Server Ops - Off Air Message Service
https://gridtracker.orghttps://gitlab.com/gridtracker.org/gridtracker
