Running Interactive External Scripts as an Application in LinBPQ

Posted on June 24, 2022January 15, 2025 by Red

New article demonstration how to add your own external application to the node with a simple Node Search application provided as an example.

Tags: Amateur Radio, LinBPQ, Linux, Packet RadioCategories: Packet Radio

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