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Gpredict User Support

Web Forum

Gpredict has its own forum on forum.oz9aec.net where you can ask for support or discuss anything related to gpredict. You have to subscribe in order to post your comments and questions.

As of Jan 2010 forum registration has been suspended due to a very high amount of spambots that require continuous moderation. Please use the mailing list instead.

Mailing lists

The gpredict-discussion mailing list can be used for any kind of discussions related to Gpredict. The list is intended for both users and developers. Announcements of new releases are also sent to this list. You will have to subscribe, otherwise your posts will be blocked (spam prevention). See the list information page for details.

When replying to messages on the list please do observe that you use "Reply to all" or that you CC the mailing list.

Notification of New Releases

You can get automatic notication of new releases via any of the following means:

• Subscribe to the gpredict-discussion mailing list.
• Subscribe to the Gpredict Engineering blog feed on my website.
• Subscribe to Gpredict at Freshmeat. You will need an account at Freshmeat in order to that.
• Subscribe to new releases at SourceForge. This requires that you have an account at SourcForge. If you have that, go to download page and click on the Monitor icon.
• Monitor the new software releases at radio.linux.org.au

Submitting Bugs

If you believe that you have found a bug in gpredict, you can submit a report via the bug tracker. Please include a detailed description of the bug, how to reproduce it, and the environment you are using. The bug tracker will give you the possibility to monitor the evolution of your report, i.e. when the bug is fixed, closed, etc. You are welcome to discuss any potential bugs on the forum before you submit it.

Feature Requests

If there is a feature that you would like to see in gpredict, you can submit a request via the feature request tracker. Please try to be as specific as possible in the description of the requested feature, otherwise we may not understand what you mean. It is also a good idea to monitor your request so that you can get notified of any progress or enquiries of further elaboration. You are welcome to discuss your ideas on the forum before you submit any feature request.