I guess you never heard of alpha testing software. All major software companies do this. You release the software to a select few to test. If you do not alpha test before you release to the general public there could be way to many bugs.
Most that use WSJT want an end product that is ready to go. They don't want to have to troubleshoot problems because of bugs
I'm sure when the dev team feel the software can be released they will release a RC version for all to use. Just as it was with FT8 and FT4 (which they did the same thing with).
Fred
N2XK
On Aug 26, 2020 8:21 PM, SWL_JN37 <helios.sola...@gmx.ch> wrote:
Dear developers,
I find it problematic that there are modes in use in amateur radio,
whose specifications are not publicly available (-> can not be decoded
by everybody, without a lot of reverse engineering effort).
In some countries using undisclosed modes does even violate regulatory
requirements.
I ask you kindly to share the source code publicly, or point me to the
location where I can find it.
Thank you. 73
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