flyhigh is a unique software for Linux and Windows It helps paraglider pilots to

• configure gps-enabled flight instruments
• manage and visualize flights, waypoints and routes
• plan and optimize their next awesome FAI triangles!

• SQL database for waypoints, routes, flights, gliders, airspaces
• Flight preparation: sync waypoints and routes with database and GPS
• Flight analysis: 2D and 3D plots with OLC optimization (gnuplot)
• Flight export in IGC or KML (GoogleEarth) file format
• Statistics (servicings, flights per year)
• Import airspaces from OpenAir
• Show flights on map (Google Maps, Swiss Map 100)
• Plan flights on Google Maps

Fully supported are

• Flytec 5020, 6015
• Bäuninger Competino, IQ Basic Supported, but with limited configuration are
• Flytec 5030, 6020, 6030
• Bräuniger Competino+, Compeo, Compeo+

Any fairly recent Linux distribution should be ok. flyhigh is well tested on debian and openSUSE. We provide Windows binaries as well, but be aware that your are using those at your own risk.

Binary packages are provided through the Open Build Service (http://openbuildservice.org/). You may look for rpm and deb based packages for Your Favorite Linux Distribution (TM) at http://software.opensuse.org/search?q=flyhigh&baseproject=ALL&include_home=true A Windows installer is available from http://sourceforge.net/projects/flyhigh/files/

Linux: Look for a fitting package at http://software.opensuse.org/search?q=flyhigh&include_home=true You may wish to add the obs repository to your package manager for automatic updates. Check http://en.opensuse.org//Portal:Build_Service for guidance. Windows: Download and install gnuplot first! You'll find instructions how to do so at http://www.gnuplot.info/ Please note that that gnuplot.exe needs to be accessible from the %PATH% environment variable. After that, download the latest flyhigh for windows installer from http://sourceforge.net/projects/flyhigh and run it. That's it.

Attention users of version 0.5 or below: WARNING: Database model was totally redesigned in version 0.5. There is a script to migrate to database version 2, without touching the old one. But it's always a good thing to back up your data in advance!!! For migration execute as root: # ./migrate2dbv2 For later versions, the database is migrated automagically on the first start of flyhigh. Again, doing a backup first keeps you in good humour.

Qt 4.3 or newer, including QtWebkit! For storing data locally: sqlite3 3.6.19 or newer For use with a dedicated SQL server: mysql 5.0 or newer should be fine

flyhigh supports 2 kinds of data storage: Either a local, file based storage or a SQL database. If you want to share your waypoints and routes among colleagues, you need to use a mysql database server. It can be located just anywhere, be it locally on your machine, on your NAS (many of them are already equiped with a fully- featured mysql server) or even "in the cloud". If you intend to use flyhigh on your own, you are probably better off using the sqlite configuration. But no worries, you can change to or from mysql later on without any loss of data.

We plan to provide Mac packages. But don't ask for dates!

flyhigh is distributed under GPLv2. See http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html for details.

We are

• Paraglider pilots
• Linux enthusiasts
• Software engineers Furthermore, we have
• 40 hour-per-week jobs
• a social life Considering the facts above, please be indulgent if we don't reply to your request within 5 minutes.

Would be welcome, of course! Most appreciated are

• patches
• testing and filing bug reports
• helping out with documentation
• artwork, e.g. fancy icons
• translations
• every kind of (constructive) feedback

Post to http://sourceforge.net/projects/flyhigh/forums If your wish to PM us directly, write to grafal<>sourceforge<>net or ja_kern<>sourceforge<>net For news, just visit our web page at http://flyhigh.sourceforge.net/

To our social environment for patiently accepting our passion.
http://www.flytec.ch/
http://qt.nokia.com/
http://www.mysql.com/
http://www.sqlite.org/
http://www.gnuplot.info/
http://code.google.com/p/qextserialport/
http://www.digikam.org/
Amazing work, guys!