Specs for Suunto .sdl and Uwatec .slg files?

[bluebanded goby]

With Diving Log you can import your *.slg files and export them to Excel, XML, UDCF, UDDF, SQLite and other formats.

Thanks, I'll check this out.

 

[kelemvor]

Elmo, just a follow-up -- it took a bit of doing, but I got Subsurface installed under Ubuntu, and was able to built the stand-alone utility to convert the old .slg file to XML. Thanks again for the pointer to that.

Did you do a native compile or are you using wine?

 

[bluebanded goby]

Did you do a native compile or are you using wine?

Native compile. I thought it was interesting that Subsurface originated on Linux, as the first author was Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux.

 

[elmo]

Elmo, just a follow-up -- it took a bit of doing, but I got Subsurface installed under Ubuntu, and was able to built the stand-alone utility to convert the old .slg file to XML. Thanks again for the pointer to that.

Glad to have helped, and thanks for letting us know you got it working.
Rick

 

[atdotde]

Just for future reference: I have hooked up the .slg converter to a web service. Go to

https://thetheoreticaldiver.org/rch-cgi-bin/smtk2ssrf.pl

and upload your .slg file and you will get back a corresponding Subsurface xml.

 

[bluebanded goby]

Just for future reference: I have hooked up the .slg converter to a web service. Go to

https://thetheoreticaldiver.org/rch-cgi-bin/smtk2ssrf.pl

and upload your .slg file and you will get back a corresponding Subsurface xml.

Thanks, good to know. I assume this produces the same result as building and running smtk2ssrf on a local Linux machine? It seemed to go well when I did so, although some dives generated a few errors that I'll need to go back and fix.