I could not disagree more. HRD works great under many types of windows
emulators; wine, bottles, crossover.

All radio interface and port interactions with linux programs work as
well as they do in windows.

This is from someone that actually does it rather than having an
uninformed guess opinion...


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vk4tux

On 19/1/25 15:20, k9ao via groups.io wrote:
> True words Glenn...
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> I run Opensuse Tumbleweed Linux as my daily driver and I agree. If
> someone wants to go Linux, even though there are ways to run things
> that are Windows applications in virtual machines or using WINE or
> Codeweavers Crossover, you are best off switching over to native Linux
> equivalents.
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> Honestly, if you are committed to HRD and it's only a Windows
> application, it is better and simpler to just stay with Windows. If
> you are open to change then welcome over to the light side and Linux.
> Windows applications under some adaption on Linux are possible. But
> they aren't going to be as reliable and as simple as they are under
> their native OS.
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> I'm a huge Linux proponent. But switching has to make sense for what
> you are doing with the OS.
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> Rick Kunath, K9AO
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