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kflog(1)

KDE Flight planner and logger

NAME

KFLog - KDE Flight planner and logger

SYNOPSIS

kflog [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options] [file]

DESCRIPTION

KFLog gives you a powerful tool to plan your flight tasks and analyse your flights afterwards. It is the only flight analyser program available for Linux to be recognized by the FAI IGC.

KFLog projects the flights on a digital vector map, that contains not only airfields and airspaces, but a complete elevation map, roads, cities, rivers, and lots of other interesting objects.

The latest version contains several enhancements, for example support for more flight recorders like Filser and Garmin GPS. You can now optimize your flights according to the online contest (OLC) rules and upload the flight to the OLC server. KFLog can also download maps from KFLog's map server and install them automatically.

Generic options:

--help

Show help about options

--help-qt

Show Qt specific options

--help-kde

Show KDE specific options

--help-all

Show all options

--author

Show author information

-v, --version

Show version information

--license

Show license information

--

End of options

OPTIONS

-e, --export-png

export to png graphics file [file:out.png]

-w, --width

width of pixmap [640]

-h, --height

height of pixmap [480]

-c, --nocomment

suppress comment

-b, --batch

quit after export (batch mode)

--waypoints

waypoint-catalog to open

Arguments:

file

IGC file to open

SEE ALSO

The full documentation for KFLog is maintained as a docbook manual. If the khelpcenter program is properly installed at your site, the command

khelpcenter help:/kflog

should give you access to the complete manual.

AUTHOR

KFLog was written by Florian Ehinger <[email protected]>, Heiner Lamprecht <[email protected]>, André Somers <[email protected]>, Christof Bodner <[email protected]>, Eggert Ehmke <[email protected]>, Harald Maier <[email protected]>, Thomas Nielsen <[email protected]> and Jan Krüger <[email protected]>.
For more information about KFLog please take a look at its home page at http://www.kflog.org/,

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