OpenCPN Version 4.8.2 Released

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Gerhard...
We are still eagerly waiting to see https://github.com/CarCode/Cocoa-OCPN enlighten us with your better solution.

Pavel

... and I'm still waiting for your solution.
How long you like this play?

Gerhard

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

... and I'm still waiting for your solution.
How long you like this play?

Gerhard

Gerhard...
For as long as long as needed. Which means until you give us a solution you claim to have (And I'm almost sure you don't) or I have time to fix that issue myself.

Pavel

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Gerhard...
For as long as long as needed. Which means until you give us a solution you claim to have (And I'm almost sure you don't) or I have time to fix that issue myself.

Pavel

I have fixed it for myself. Now it is your turn to do so.

Gerhard

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

I have fixed it for myself. Now it is your turn to do so.

Gerhard

Blah, blah again, you sure may save us your presence until you actually want to say something useful...

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Blah, blah again, you sure may save us your presence until you actually want to say something useful...

I can also write blah, blah, blah...
No problem for me.

Gerhard

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

I can also write blah, blah, blah...
No problem for me.

Gerhard

Yes, as we can see for several days, it is actually the only thing you can do. What you could do is post your solution to the problem that again made you appear here and start your useless crap.

Pavel

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Yes, as we can see for several days, it is actually the only thing you can do. What you could do is post your solution to the problem that again made you appear here and start your useless crap.

Pavel

I have 4 grandchildren and therefore know how to talk to kids.
And now go playing...

Gerhard

[rgleason]

Gerhard, yes, you are a Mac OS guru. Won't you please show the way?

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

I have 4 grandchildren and therefore know how to talk to kids.
And now go playing...

Gerhard

Gerhard, you seem to also know how to give orders to children, that is good to know and certainly good for you, but also useless here, so please simply go back to our subject or stop wasting our time, please.

Pavel

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Gerhard, you seem to also know how to give orders to children, that is good to know and certainly good for you, but also useless here, so please simply go back to our subject or stop wasting our time, please.

Pavel

You are back from playing already?

Gerhard

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

You are back from playing already?

Gerhard

Of course, but as you keep posting completely off-topic, will just conclude you as usually don't know what you talk about and walk away now. Many thanks for your input on ordering children to do stuff, it might come handy.

Pavel

[CarCode]

Originally Posted by nohal

Of course, but as you keep posting completely off-topic, will just conclude you as usually don't know what you talk about and walk away now. Many thanks for your input on ordering children to do stuff, it might come handy.

Pavel

If you are tired go to bed little boy.

Gerhard

[nohal]

Originally Posted by CarCode

If you are tired go to bed little boy.

Gerhard

Gerhard, I think you might be interested in other forums where children are discussed, here we talk OpenCPN development.

Pavel

[AISEAG]

Hey Guys,

You are not in a playground, stop this nonsense.

Serge

[kealaura]

Originally Posted by bdbcat

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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06 February, 2018

OpenCPN Version 4.8.2 Released



The OpenCPN Development Team is proud to announce the release of OpenCPN Version 4.8.2

This version is a maintenance and feature enhancement release of OpenCPN.

OpenCPN is a cross platform electronic navigation system (ECS) supporting a variety of cartography standards and hardware interface protocols. Versions are available for Linux, Windows, Macintosh, and ARM computer architectures.
Since widespread introduction in 2008, OpenCPN has gained a solid reputation worldwide.

OpenCPN is running on hardware from tiny Raspberry Pis with 4" screens up to networked workstations. Specific user scenarios and needs are easily accommodated by using the Plug-in architecture and the wide scope of user settings.
A responsive international user and developer community together with integrated documentation help make installation and use of OpenCPN a pleasure.

Some of the features of OpenCPN include

Quilted Raster(RNC) and Vector(ENC) digital chart display
Full compliant support for official vector charts in S-57/S-63 format and InlandENCs
Industry standard GPS receiver interfacing, with "moving map" on-screen vessel tracking
AIS receiver interfacing with configurable target safety monitoring
Integrated Route, Track, and Waypoint database, with industry standard Import/Export capabilities
Tide and Current prediction, with on-screen overlay of predicted data.
Broad International Language support
PlugIn architecture allowing on-going third-party functional enhancements


OpenCPN is released under the GPLV2 license. The executable program and its source code are available for immediate, free, and unlimited download from github.com, and several other public sources.

As a successor to OpenCPN Version 4.8.0, OpenCPN Version 4.8.2 contains several incremental corrections and improvements.

Among them are:

.. Expanded integrated Chart Downloader sources.

We hope you enjoy OpenCPN Version 4.8.2, and look forward to your continued feedback and support.

More information is available at opencpn.org

The OpenCPN Development Team
Dave Register, Lead Developer

Hi guys,
I want to thank you for all the work you out into the program! I'm working for a couple of years now with it and am quite satisfied. Will try the new version today.
One question to the funktion of waypoints: is it possible to fade a symbol in or out, e.g.with a button in the waypoint-list to show the layer or keep it unseen to the background similar to the layer-funktions e.g. in photoshop?
Thanks for your answer and greetings from the Northsea