Well if it is the only someone can use Chirp,
either for accessibility, or because of operating system, I see nothing wrong
with it.
I may DD my thumb drive with Ubuntu and Chirp on
it, if I can find a drive with just that on it, and give a link to anyone who
wants it.
Some of my thumb drives are multiboot, with several
operating systems on it, so I'll need to go through a bunch of them to find one
that has Ubuntu 18 and Chirp.
Glenn
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Sent: Monday, January 02, 2023 7:22 PM
Subject: Re: [chirp_users] New chirp-next build
I can't imagine anyone here wants to be responsible for setting up,
distributing, and supporting a VM image of what is now outdated and no longer
supported software. I know I wouldn't want to be. There's a reason the software
is outdated, the best solution is to keep up.
What would be handy is to have a VM of Ubuntu
with the old Chirp already installed, so that can be implemented.
I am sure I have an old Ubuntu Live on a thumb
drive with Chirp on it, but I don't know if that can be made into a
VM.
Glenn
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