Hi Martin,

 SD> I am just trying to make more stuff available for more people. :)

 MF> Excellent attitude, bravo! :)

There's always been a lack of modern software for OS/2 and I do try to help.

I found the public domain source code of an excellent bearing calculator (used
in amateur radio) in Turbo Pascal flavor recently.  I was able to successfully
compile it for Linux, OS/2, Win32, Win64, and DOS.  Once I have a little more
time here, I'm going to release it.  I am just cleaning up the code and will be
adding colorized output to the program using the unit from my door writing
unit.

I don't know if you know or not, but I am the author behind the Cheepware line
of BBS doors and sysop utilities.  I've been developing them since 1998.  My
doors are open source and on Github though I'll be moving everything
Sourceforge soon.  I am also a member of the MBSE BBS Development Team.

So I try to spread the love around in the BBS world to help things keep going.

Thanks to you and Gunter (I hope that's right) for all of your efforts.

--Sean


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