Entry #: 50 |
Entry Date: 2010-02-02 17:14:32
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Mark G3YTZh |
Visitor Comments: Hi installed psk31 on my asus eee pc701sd.
Thanks and 73
Mark
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Entry #: 49 |
Entry Date: 2009-12-02 12:05:36
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Rod |
| Visitor Comments: looks interesting; only just found it so am following up now. |
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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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