Sebastian Woetzel

@therealprof awesome. I had this on my TODO list as well. My 2 cents why I think this will be the most flexible approach: > You destruct the driver to...

After thinking some more about this: the amateur embedded developer, the hacker who uses what he has at hand, probably won't know of similarities between his device and some other,...

Hi, thanks for the ideas. Can you elaborate a little bit about how this should work? There is no connection between the satnogs client and the satnogs monitor. You'll get...

Hi, `libgpredict` compiles fine on rasbian buster and stretch. Here are the glib packes I have installed on buster: ``` $ dpkg -l |grep libglib ii libglib2.0-0:armhf 2.58.3-2+deb10u2 armhf GLib...

The waterfall widget does not interpolate between pixels, the spectrum widget does. This leads to an offset between the two displays depending on the available width for the waterfall widget:...

Increasing the polling interval didn't help in this case. We should: - [x] check rotcltd code to see what's causing the polling error - [ ] retry getting the rotator...

The hamlib part seems ok to me. They forward any error during communication with the rotator as IO Error and swallow `errno`, which could hold more information on what's happening....

> One note to libgpredict.so: > > I got linker errors (libgpredict.so not found), until I passed the library-path to cargo by an environment variable: > > ``` > LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib...