Glen yes just HRD seen is windows (bottles) there, and the others
native linux.
I also have FTBCAT and FTbasicMMO, YCAT etc under wine for Yaesu
gear.
The latest HRD runs fine with its supported programs.
I use Crossover ($) , bottles and wine, to get a comparison.
Modern free wine is very good with winetricks, 'bottles' from
flatpak also works well.
Crossover $ is exxy but every year they have a good black friday
deal, 1/5 of usual price last time,
which is when I get it. It has great NET support etc built in,
and does better with gui's that don't look as good on the others.
73
vk4tux
On 7/5/25 06:31, Glenn Jensen, WA6BJQ
via groups.io wrote:
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Hi? Adrian,
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I use Mint /
Ubuntu ¨C the latest revisions.
I am curious, are you running the latest HRD, or the last
¡®freeware¡¯ version (which was well behaved on Wine)?? I
suspect the other Ham apps are native ports (mine are)¡..
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73¡¯²õ,
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Glenn
WA6BJQ
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When
trying to install debian it states: The missing
firmware files are: b43-open/ucode15.fw
b43/ucode15.fw? ? Where do I find this to download?
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Mon, May 5, 2025 at 7:03?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX
via
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wrote:
I compile a lot on trixie also and useful for
running differrent program versions and forks etc,
Again Debian KDE Menu editor is ideal for this ;
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73
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vk4tux
On 6/5/25 08:21,
Philip Rose, GM3ZZA via
wrote:
For me,
I am using Bookworm, but I compile most ham
software from source. I don't rely on the
packages that come with the OS. Basically
because of the lead (or is it lag?) time
from releasing the software to getting it
packaged.
All the
software I use comes with adequate
instructions as to how to compile them. It's
usually just a couple of scripts you have to
run: either based around configure or cmake.
