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I will look again at the code, but this change was forced upon us by the current ADIF specification. David

Sublime ?.? Thank you Lonnie.? I tried this on my M2 MacBook Air and it worked just as described.? The codesign will probably need to be repeated with each new fldigi install. David

Based on the fact that work is a RHEL/Windows shop, I'm thinking I want to install Fedora Workstation on one of my old MacBook Airs - a 2015 model. While we are moving to on-prem containerization and

https://www.db4scw.de/fix-fldigi-on-apple-silicon-mac-keeps-asking-for-microphone-permissions-constantly/ " Just open your terminal and paste in the following code (change the specific version to your

Hello, Today I got around to testing fldigi 4.2.06, specifically: https://sourceforge.net/p/fldigi/fldigi/ci/9aa5940627b7288d02766e9e9288e18ddf0fb235/ With this patch, when I log a QSO in FSKH105,

Requires the UI, but it can run minimized.

Hi Joel, Good question, that I do not know the answer to :-) perhaps someone else can chime in? - Lonney

Hello Michael, The whole concept of rc.local has been deprecated in most Linux distributions though it's still possible with Raspberry Pi OS. That said, it's not difficult to create a new Systemd unit

hi there I am a noob a rpi/linux. But I managed to get the WFview ver 1.60 from repository on a rpi 4b running Bookworm. It is now running it as server on an IC-7300 and I have have a Win 10 PC

I help Dr. Uwe Risse DG2YCB with the compilation and distribution of WSJT-X Improved, more specifically by compiling WSJT-X Improved for Macs with Apple chips. I run MacOS 15.1 on my 2023 MacBook Pro

I don’t think it will, because the system that throws up that warning has no knowledge of that brewed app. It is compiled on your computer, just like any app you design and compile yourself. Robert

* Lonney K1LH via groups.io <lonney9@...> [2024-11-11 07:40]: It's not that simple. "certified" means it's being installed from the App Store. They are effectively trying to block

Thanks Lonney, That's some approach I was considering, but what I have seen so far, unless I'm wrong which would not surprise me, is that flrig does not run as a headless server, it requires the

This might be of some use. I do the reverse, Flrig owns CAT, everything else talks to Flrig via TCP. The logging application I use does not support Flrig, but it does support rigctld. rigctld

Well I was able to use it for testing remote, you just need to call it from the terminal/command line. Like: *grig -m 2 -r 192.168.0.123* or like: *grig -m 2 -r remotehostname* and it works, it's just

What is the difference between LI and VN versions?

Yes, as I recall. Only moving to the Fldigi 4.2.06-LI resolved it. But I could be wrong on that.

Thanks Steve and Adrian. I do use rigctld as the server and I connect over the network JTDX (wsjtx derived), FLdigi, and Qlog. I even have that "server" as pulseaudio server, so I pass the audio over

After seeing this posting, watching all of the first video and most of the second video, and reading various websites' comments sections, I have come to the conclusion that, I will just take a

I don't know if you can use hamlib with flrig, as it provides its own functionality. You can try grig, as it uses hamlib. https://groundstation.sourceforge.net/grig/ https://github.com/fillods/grig