Re:WebSDR – Shortwave Radio on the Internet
by int_19h on Saturday December 01, 2018 @05:51AM
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Chirp is also open sourced.
I think in general it's because the ham community sees software more like hardware and less like information - it's something that you work on and make a working thing, not something you share. So closed source, and often non-free, software is common.
I think in general it's because the ham community sees software more like hardware and less like information - it's something that you work on and make a working thing, not something you share. So closed source, and often non-free, software is common.