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Scuba Forum / General / July 2005Dive Logging Software
Hi All, Just wondering how many of you who use software to record their log's use anything other that MS Windows PC's.... Rgds, Dave. Some of us have been around long enough that we still use stone tablets for logging our dives -- IF we even bother logging them, of course... > Some of us have been around long enough that we still use stone tablets > for logging our dives Or a pen and booklet. >-- IF we even bother logging them, of course... Yeah, still like to keep a tally, makes it easier to re-certify at the least, and like to keep tract ot the total just because I have kept an accurate count. Curtis ""Magilla"" wrote in message news:5bmDe.15078$5N3.3061@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > Or a pen and booklet. Damn new-fangled contraptions... > Yeah, still like to keep a tally, makes it easier to re-certify at the > least, and like to keep tract ot the total just because I have kept an > accurate count. Well, I can't have an accurate tally since I dove for 20+ years without keeping track of them... It didn't make sense to start just because I finally broke down and got a C-card... Then again, I'm not a GUE-type person like you -- just in case you didn't figure that out while we were cobbling together that sidemount rig at Lowes / Home Depot that night... > Well, I can't have an accurate tally since I dove for 20+ years without > keeping track of them... It didn't make sense to start just because I > finally broke down and got a C-card... Probably not, if you dove at my frequency that would put you at well over 1200. I was just a later entry and started with a certification. Figure it's given me a fast track on experience though, bypassing most of the trial and error stage, letting Darwin teach by proxy. Was gonna stop bothering after I had the training I wanted, but since it's easy enough to just keep counting and I still wanna 'nother piece of plastic...... Anyways, never saw a computer based log I liked, and as far as using a website, I'm too private a person to wanna do that. > Then again, I'm not a GUE-type person > like you -- just in case you didn't figure that out while we were cobbling > together that sidemount rig at Lowes / Home Depot that night... Damn, I knew there was something different, is that what it was? Figured it was just a good attempt to keep those tanks in the bands. Did look better than Blue's rigging, the slidemounts. ;-) Curtis ""Magilla""wrote in message news:bImDe.15151$5N3.1565@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > Damn, I knew there was something different, is that what it was? > Figured it was just a good attempt to keep those tanks in the bands. Did > look better than Blue's rigging, the slidemounts. ;-) Yeah, we didn't exactly have enough raw materials to work with on that first dive at Blue... It definitely was a cludged up hobbled together 'solution'... Oh well, as I always say, do whatever it takes to make it happen... > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Dave. I'm not looking to buy any software, just hoping to get a feel of how many of you use Mac's or Linux based machines. Dave |
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