Entry #: 48 |
Entry Date: 2009-11-08 16:31:11
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Rodney |
| Visitor Comments: A lot of work here; many thanks to those who did it. I hope to get something working via Mandriva using the rpms. |
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Entry #: 47 |
Entry Date: 2009-05-17 02:40:31
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winston |
Visitor Comments: just first visit...downloaded couple of libraries for psk....see how it works through my fedora 9.
thanks. |
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Entry #: 46 |
Entry Date: 2009-05-16 13:33:20
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Gerry Sherman |
| Visitor Comments: using Google to find a Morse-to CW program to run under Ubuntu |
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Entry #: 45 |
Entry Date: 2009-04-17 07:27:02
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Liviu |
Visitor Comments: A tremendous amount of work in the benefit of hamradio community! Many thanks and all my grateful, Ted!
What I like most is your clearly KISS-style! hi! |
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Entry #: 44 |
Entry Date: 2009-04-14 02:07:09
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Dan OK1HRA |
Visitor Comments: PSK31LX is very nice idea!
He light for use on remote QTH, via SSH terminal. On Alix.1d mainboard (base on AMD geode) usage only 10% cpu.
Only hotkey based on CTRL colliding with GNU SCRREN. For example CTRL-A is primary screen switch (see on http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/screen/screen_8.html)
73! dan |
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Entry #: 43 |
Entry Date: 2009-04-13 04:37:36
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Dave |
Visitor Comments: Hi.
Nice site.
Good to see a simple easy to navigate site relating to Ham stuff and Linux. However...
Your links for needed libraries etc don't seem to help much.
As a 'nix newbie (as many others) we need something a bit more detailed. Is there a direct link to the pre-compiled binaries for each distro', or to somewhere that explains in words of half a sylable or less () how to get working development kits so we can successfully compile stuf for whatever distro we have. For whatever reason, I and may just can't figure out how to successfully compile an app from sources, all Ive managed with Mandrake9 and FreeBSD, is to lock the PC, needing a reinstall. So much seemingly good stuff needs alterations to the Kernel for some reason.
This question for some reason always gets me flamed when I ask it on 'nix forums, not a lot of help.
Anyway, I like the idea of the light weight non-GUI PSK program, that sort of harks back to Peter Martinez's (G3PLX) original TI DSP kit version, that used a simple DOS program as the "Terminal", while the guts of things went on, in the DSP hardware.
Anyway, nice site again. All the best.
Cheers. Dave G0WBX/G8KBV
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Entry #: 42 |
Entry Date: 2009-04-05 18:46:26
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matt |
Visitor Comments: Thanks for posting all the Linux / unix links!
73,
matt W6NIA |
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Entry #: 41 |
Entry Date: 2009-04-04 00:29:17
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michael |
Visitor Comments: Cool stuff here, thanks for the chat on cwirc, just installing it from the repos in Ubuntu and trying to remember all the code. :)
73 de KB7JZG |
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Entry #: 40 |
Entry Date: 2009-02-28 21:29:42
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Charlie R. Rollack |
Visitor Comments: Call: WE4CW
Looking to move to linux for most computing needs. I would like to run Win XP in virtualbox for those apps that are not available in linux. |
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Entry #: 39 |
Entry Date: 2009-02-25 01:32:11
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Clint Bradford, K6LCS |
| Visitor Comments: Just experimenting with Linux (Ubuntu) for the very first time. And your software programs pop up all over the place when searching for "ham software linux." THANK YOU for your efforts! |
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Entry #: 38 |
Entry Date: 2009-02-03 20:46:11
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Neil Sauerbier |
| Visitor Comments: Nice QSO on 30 meters. Hope to see you down the log again. We'll talk more about Loops. 73's KC2MZW |
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