What is there in store for us before 2.0?

DrTeeth

Spot on Bill, exactly what is needed.

Walt - KZ1F

@Bill, I'll stand by what I said. It is all in how you parse what they said.
Sure, you can bypass WAN, I don't suspect many will, and wait for something you are more interested in. But, at the point you order anything 2.0x you'll owe them $200 ($199.95 or whatever). I strongly doubt they will do concierge release 2 stuff. That will be a bear to manage as you may have a, b, c, and d and I might have b and d and have a problem. That scenario is a nightmare to debug. I strongly suspect you can wait for the nth drop to get anything 2.x but that first one will cost you the 2.x upgrade fee and whenever you jump aboard the 2.x train, you'll get everything up to that point. The other scenario will **** the life out of them.

In that scenario I only installed drops b and d. I got, however everything to that point. Can one technically do the other in,say, git. Yes, but it is a support nightmare. Going back to my mainframe sysprog days, every fix (or enhancement) has prereqs and, potentially, coreqs. Basically the graph of supported releases, rather than being a race track becomes a maze. The alpha team would have to test every permutation of software components.

KY6LA_Howard

@ K1UO - Larry
You stated " Cluster integration as well as Flex6700 radio control works extremely well now via the DX Labs suite of programs via the API."


CAN YOU ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS?

Which app in DXlabs (Spot Collector)?

Does DXlabs integrate SPOTS directly into the SmartSDR screen like in the DogParksoftware for MAC or NaP3 for the K3?

EA4GLI

Maybe he meant clicking on the cluster and parsing through cat to SmartSDR... not really integration. I don't personally like DXLab, not intuitive at all.

Phil - N6ERP

Maybe even with a drop-down box to select your license class for customized band edges?