I've created my very own PPA. Ubuntu users (and most Debian users, I believe) can add my repository and install a binary package:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:signofzeta/aprs-weather-submit
sudo apt update
sudo apt install aprs-weather-submit
This is the recommended method, as it will automatically update along with the rest of your software.
To use this app, you will need a standard C library. Almost any Linux or macOS system will have this.
While this app is designed to run on any system, I've been able to test it on the following architectures:
- 32-bit Intel (
x86
,i386
,i486
, ori686
) - 64-bit Intel (
x86_64
oramd64
) - 32-bit PowerPC (
ppc
) - 64-bit PowerPC (
ppc64
andppc64el
) - ARM/AArch64 (
arm64
andarmhf
-- I assume Apple Silicon works, too) - IBM i/System 390 (
s390x
) - RISC-V (
riscv64
)
APRS-IS features require a TCP/IP network. IPv4 and IPv6 are both supported.
To build this app, you will need Autotools, GCC, and GNU make. On Debian-based systems, you can install them with this:
sudo apt install autoconf build-essential make
To build and install aprs-weather-submit
, do this:
./autogen.sh
./configure [--disable-aprs-is] [--enable-debug]
make
sudo make install