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I have Windows 10, 64 bit OS. Can anyone hook a fellow CPAP'er up?

Thanks!

lordvader wrote:I have Windows 10, 64 bit OS. Can anyone hook a fellow CPAP'er up?

Thanks!

if you're really, reallllllly a masochist and want to destroy your sense of well being, you search for it on the threads of Apneaboard, it's on the front page, I think...

if you want dreamstation data.... *looks around furtively* hold out for just a few days for a sleepyhead beta, it's really not difficult to do it... I did it last night, it's about four steps and a few mouse clicks.

palerider wrote:

lordvader wrote:I have Windows 10, 64 bit OS. Can anyone hook a fellow CPAP'er up?

Thanks!

if you're really, reallllllly a masochist and want to destroy your sense of well being, you search for it on the threads of Apneaboard, it's on the front page, I think...

if you want dreamstation data.... *looks around furtively* hold out for just a few days for a sleepyhead beta, it's really not difficult to do it... I did it last night, it's about four steps and a few mouse clicks.

Looking around furtively: How much longer for a Mac version of that new beta?

robysue wrote:

palerider wrote:

lordvader wrote:I have Windows 10, 64 bit OS. Can anyone hook a fellow CPAP'er up?

Thanks!

if you're really, reallllllly a masochist and want to destroy your sense of well being, you search for it on the threads of Apneaboard, it's on the front page, I think...

if you want dreamstation data.... *looks around furtively* hold out for just a few days for a sleepyhead beta, it's really not difficult to do it... I did it last night, it's about four steps and a few mouse clicks.

Looking around furtively: How much longer for a Mac version of that new beta?

*cough* could be real soon now *cough*

I'm actually looking at a version tagged "beta" at the moment, and going back and forth on a "nope, we can't release it this way, even as beta" issue. (the name of the data directory is changing back from SleepyHeadData-Testing to SleepyHeadData, and the program isn't doing what he wants, it's no problem to fix it manually, but we think it'd cause too much confusion with people that aren't as computer savvy.) plus, there's some new bugs in light of having gotten a big dump of aircurve10asv data this morning, they're minor, but it'd be nice to have them fixed first. but I don't think those should take very long.

you can always do what sleeprider is doing, and compile your own even on windows, it's like a three stop process, and supposed to be as easy on a mac, but i have no experience in that.