EasyFly nun Freeware

[Heini-Air]

Nichts ist älter als die Nachtricht von gestern, daher hoffe ich, dass ich noch den einen oder anderen hier mit diesen News begeistern kann.

Simflight.de schreibt heute:

"Der Hersteller Easyfly steigt aus dem Geschäft aus und bietet seine Domain www.easyfly.it zum Verkauf an. Die produzierte Software dient zum Ansteuern mehrerer PC´s, auf denen mit der Software Panels angezeigt werden können. Aufgrund der Aufgabe gibt es jetzt kostenlose, unbegrenzte Lizenzen. Ambitionierte Homecockpit-Konstrukteure sollten auf der Homepage von Easyfly vorbeischauen"

lg,

[A320-Swiss]

Hi

Danke für den Tip habe das schon versucht, aber beim Patch runter laden geschiet nichts.


Daniel

[Heini-Air]

leider - bei mir geht der Free-Patch auch nicht saugen.
Also abwarten ...

lg,

[tuomas]

well, without the source code this thing is a dead-end anyway.

Something like this for GA as a free software project like FreeFD would definitely be useful.

Tuomas

[mbessler]

Hi Tuomas,

well, without the source code this thing is a dead-end anyway.

did you ask them to consider giving away the source ?

Might be worth a try...



Manuel

[tuomas]

Original geschrieben von mbessler
did you ask them to consider giving away the source ?

Might be worth a try...

Manuel [/b]

Yep, I did now. Let's see what they reply. It would be very very useful to have a GA-like remote gauge thingy, especially if one could put custom bitmaps on those and run them on Linux for example.

Tuomas

[mbessler]

Yep, I did now. Let's see what they reply. It would be very very useful to have a GA-like remote gauge thingy, especially if one could put custom bitmaps on those and run them on Linux for example.

Yes, granted that it is written in a language where compilers are available under Linux. And then there's the question about the toolkit. But anyway it would be interesting to look at, just to see how they implemented things.

You are the guy who's making the splash screens for the GIMP and also some of the GNOME icons, right ?


Manuel

[tuomas]

Original geschrieben von mbessler

Yes, granted that it is written in a language where compilers are available under Linux. And then there's the question about the toolkit. But anyway it would be interesting to look at, just to see how they implemented things.

You are the guy who's making the splash screens for the GIMP and also some of the GNOME icons, right ?
[/b]

Yep. Although there are compilers for pretty much anything - it might be useful.

I dont code much myself but it doesnt sound like a good idea to base a cockpit on a piece of code that is not being developed anymore, and the source is not available.

Now that I think about it - I wonder if SDL could be used for gauges.. and I wonder how hard that is to use.. I remember frozen-bubble game is written in sdl-perl..

Oh yep, I'm the Gnome icon guy.

Tuomas

[BeatmasterAlex]

Hi, Tuomas

Let me know if you manage to get your hands on the sources.
I do a lot of coding. So I'm sure we're able to analyze the source code and get things up and running.

Feel free to drop me a note if you think I can help ;-)

Greetz,
Alex

[pmartin]

Der Patch download klappt!

It works to download the freelicenc-patch!


with regards

Peter