[hpsdr] PowerSDR, cuSDR and new GUI for HPSDR.

[Hans Remeeus]

CuSDR was one of the reasons why I bought the ANAN-200DE.

IMHO CuSDR has an outstanding GUI and the S-meter is the best I have 
ever seen!!

During contests the multiple RX and wideband panadapter are very useful.

Herman did a very good job and I hope he will be able to continue his 
work. If I could, I would help him.

73, Hans.


Vriendelijke groeten,
Hans Remeeus (PA1HR/OE3JRC)
http://www.remeeus.eu
http://www.hansremeeus.nl
Communication is about people, the rest is technology.

Op 21-10-2016 om 10:57 schreef Kjell Karlsen:
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> Hi Herman.
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> I see your point and I have missed you at the last meetings in 
> Fr.hafen! It was a real loss for the HPSDR project that you had to 
> stop your work on cuSDR.
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> What I meant with my comment about PSDR was that as the main GUI is 
> kept in Thetis and if it is to be continued then many modifications 
> have to be done to get it more easy to use.
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> But there is no doubt about that a completely new GUI is needed! And 
> in my opinion, cuSDR is the best I have seen so far. I remember the 
> first time I tested it with Hermes and it worked perfect at the first 
> attempt! And you said that I was the first that even tested it with 
> Hermes! So I really hope that you are going to be able to continue the 
> work on it.
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>  I decided to move this discussion to OpenHPSDR forum. I feel that the 
> discussion on the other forum easily runs out of control!
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> 73, Kjell
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> På Thu, 20 Oct 2016 07:53:59 +0200, skrev Hermann hvh.net at gmail.com 
> [apache-labs] <apache-labs at yahoogroups.com>:
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>     I totally disagree here.
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>     There are not only some modifications needed here Kjell, sorry.
>     The complexity of the Software has reached a stage, where the lack
>     of a well-defined and well maintained software architecture is
>     crucial.
>     I have tried to show this up at various occasions and with my
>     cuSDR. This effort was well acknowledged by some, but that was
>     all. Unfortunately after my Burn-Out three years ago I had to stop
>     the development, left with a stroke in my left eye. It was
>     impossible to continue my day job (embedded software architectures
>     for multicore ECUs in automotive) AND doing 3 to 4 hours software
>     development for cuSDR daily.
>
>     I have seen these problems in many professional environments,
>     where neglecting the amount of work and costs for a thorough
>     software development ended in a desaster.
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>     73, Hermann DL3HVH
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