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Radio Operations Console v2.5.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 06 Oct 03:14

Changed

  • Settings fits on one screen, in two columns: Appearance and Online
    services on the left, Offline data and Backup on the right, with one heading
    per panel. Everything saves as you change it — the QRZ and NWS boxes as you
    leave them, with a brief "Saved" — so the Save and Reset buttons are gone.
    Check login tries your QRZ login there and then and says whether it
    worked. Offline data and Storage are now one list: each call-sign file,
    the mile-marker roads (each road under Show roads), map tiles, and safety
    copies on one row with its status, size, and buttons, and the total. "Last
    backed up" is amber if you never have, or not for a month.

  • The APRS tab shows stations, not a wall of packets. The heading says
    the area and radius ("APRS — Orlando, FL · 45 mi") with a green Live
    and counts while connected. Beside a map fitted to the radius, each
    station takes two short lines: an icon and kind from its APRS symbol
    (Mobile, Home, Weather, Digipeater, IGate…), when it was last heard, how
    far and which way ("4.2 mi NE"), and its comment — a weather station's
    report in words ("88°F · wind W 12 mph gusting 18 · humidity 78%"). On the
    map each station is one marker, labeled and colored by kind, with a trail
    if it's moving; click a station to find it. Radius choices are in miles,
    and the raw packets are a click away.

Fixed

  • Changing your QRZ username or password now takes effect at once; the
    old login's session was being kept until it expired.

Download

See the assets below for your platform:

  • Linux: .deb (Debian/Ubuntu), .rpm (Fedora/RHEL), or .AppImage (runs on most distributions)
  • Windows: .msi or the .exe (NSIS) installer

Windows and Linux builds come from the same source. Windows installers are not code-signed, so
Windows may warn ("Unknown publisher" / SmartScreen) before you can run one — this is expected
for an unsigned open-source build, not a sign of tampering.