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Hi Mike,
Have you had a chance to look at: /g/KM4ACK-Pi
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Does anyone have experience with 73Linux? I tried to install from GitHub.com/km4ack per instructions. Seem to run the script. Never came back to a menu for me to fill in my information. I would like to run this on a wo-we mini computer with 64gb and a 1TB mnvme.2 storage. I want to run FT8, JS8 call and winlink server on a IC7300. Any ideas or info appreciated.
Mike Hughes, N9GI
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Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
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.
73 Phil GM3ZZA
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Show quoted text
I have had no issues with Trixie here. apart from occasional minor stuff that were quickly updated.
If you want latest wsjtx_improved and more in ham radio , which is worth the trouble, then I recommend Trixie,
If you are looking for a ham radio dedicated setup, again Trixie, I posted the link to show supported ham software.
It also works great with wine/bottles/crossover for windows ham software.
It is easy to reinstall $free if you mess anything up, and as a ham some experimentation and discovery
is 2nd nature, & learn as you go.
73
vk4tux
On 6/5/25 03:46, K6ZX via groups.io wrote:
As a new Debian user I would strongly recommend that you use the Debian Stable release, which at this time is code name 'Bookworm'. Trixie is the current Testing release, and will become the next Stable sometime in the future. Using the Testing
release gets you more up to date versions of the software applications that comprise the release, but at the cost of incomplete?testing of the release. As a new user I believe that you want a release that is completely tested and deemed ready for production
use so that you're not fighting bugs in the release, but just coming up to speed in your knowledge of installing and configuring it on your computer. There are bugs in Testing and new versions of packages are being added all the time. Its purpose is to become
the next Stable, but it isn't ready for prime time yet, particularly by users who don't have the experience to fix any problems that might crop up.?
This is one of the major benefits?of Debian Linux. Its Stable release is VERY stable and one can be assured that it will work correctly if configured properly. The only changes that are made to Stable are security updates that fix any security bugs that
are found in any of the packages. Another benefit of Debian (and Linux distributions in general) is that when security bugs are found, they are usually fixed very quickly.?
TLDR;
?All that said, there are experienced people who do run Testing and usually it is pretty good. I've installed Testing on my personal computers (as opposed to work computers) from time to time and have it running on a home laptop now. If you read the descriptions
of the Debian releases they make it clear that Testing has had very little testing and so you use it at your own risk. Its not for new users, it really isn't, IMHO.?
73,
Steve K6ZX
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 11:24?AM David Ranch, KI6ZHD via
<linuxham-fld= [email protected]> wrote:
It's worth mentioning that Debian Trixie is NOT in a final release form.? Trixie is still in final beta stage and it isn't expected to be officially released until this summer:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 05/05/2025 05:44 AM, Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I use KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted. From here how do I download it? Sorry if this is something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$
sudo apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev - Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx - Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data - Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym - debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc - Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved - Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data - Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym - debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc - Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus - wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$
sudo apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call - Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$
sudo apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi - digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig - ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap - amateur radio file encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev - fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1 - fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call - Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$
sudo apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev - fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1 - fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$
sudo apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog - Advanced logging program for hamradio operators
cqrlog-data - Advanced logging program for hamradio operators (data files)
gpredict - Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc - Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev - Development C++ library to control radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64 - Run-time C++ library to control radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev - Development library to control radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc - Documentation for the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib-perl - Run-time perl library to control radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils - Utilities to support the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib4t64 - Run-time library to control radio transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib - Run-time Lua library to control radio transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib - Run-time Python3 library to control radio transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib - Run-time Tcl library to control radio transceivers and receivers
pyqso - logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio - Audio device support for SoapySDR (default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio - Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console based ham radio contest logger
xdx - DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog - GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data - data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs, JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
I have had no issues with Trixie here. apart from occasional
minor stuff that were quickly updated.
If you want latest wsjtx_improved and more in ham radio , which
is worth the trouble, then I recommend Trixie,
If you are looking for a ham radio dedicated setup, again Trixie,
I posted the link to show supported ham software.
It also works great with wine/bottles/crossover for windows ham
software.
It is easy to reinstall $free if you mess anything up, and as a
ham some experimentation and discovery
is 2nd nature, & learn as you go.
73
vk4tux
On 6/5/25 03:46, K6ZX via groups.io
wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
As a new Debian user I would strongly recommend
that you use the Debian Stable release, which at this time is
code name 'Bookworm'. Trixie is the current Testing release, and
will become the next Stable sometime in the future. Using the
Testing release gets you more up to date versions of the
software applications that comprise the release, but at the cost
of incomplete?testing of the release. As a new user I believe
that you want a release that is completely tested and deemed
ready for production use so that you're not fighting bugs in the
release, but just coming up to speed in your knowledge of
installing and configuring it on your computer. There are bugs
in Testing and new versions of packages are being added all the
time. Its purpose is to become the next Stable, but it isn't
ready for prime time yet, particularly by users who don't have
the experience to fix any problems that might crop up.?
This is one of the major benefits?of Debian Linux. Its
Stable release is VERY stable and one can be assured that it
will work correctly if configured properly. The only changes
that are made to Stable are security updates that fix any
security bugs that are found in any of the packages. Another
benefit of Debian (and Linux distributions in general) is that
when security bugs are found, they are usually fixed very
quickly.?
TLDR;
?All that said, there are experienced people who do run
Testing and usually it is pretty good. I've installed Testing
on my personal computers (as opposed to work computers) from
time to time and have it running on a home laptop now. If you
read the descriptions of the Debian releases they make it
clear that Testing has had very little testing and so you use
it at your own risk. Its not for new users, it really isn't,
IMHO.?
73,
Steve K6ZX
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at
11:24?AM David Ranch, KI6ZHD via <linuxham-fld= [email protected]>
wrote:
It's worth mentioning that Debian Trixie is
NOT in a final release form.? Trixie is still in final
beta stage and it isn't expected to be officially released
until this summer:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 05/05/2025 05:44 AM, Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is
available. I use KDE which is easy to set custom launch
menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025
at 11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the
third line you posted. From here how do I
download it? Sorry if this is something simple
I am overlooking.
On Sun, May
4, 2025 at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX
via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X
amateur radio software's UDP
interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for
hamradio operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for
hamradio operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program -
documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib
radio control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to
control radio transceivers and
receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio
operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
(default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur
radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging
program for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All the FL
programs, JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
Thank you for your input!
As a new Debian user I would strongly recommend that you use the Debian Stable release, which at this time is code name 'Bookworm'. Trixie is the current Testing release, and will become the next Stable sometime in the future. Using the Testing release gets you more up to date versions of the software applications that comprise the release, but at the cost of incomplete?testing of the release. As a new user I believe that you want a release that is completely tested and deemed ready for production use so that you're not fighting bugs in the release, but just coming up to speed in your knowledge of installing and configuring it on your computer. There are bugs in Testing and new versions of packages are being added all the time. Its purpose is to become the next Stable, but it isn't ready for prime time yet, particularly by users who don't have the experience to fix any problems that might crop up.?
This is one of the major benefits?of Debian Linux. Its Stable release is VERY stable and one can be assured that it will work correctly if configured properly. The only changes that are made to Stable are security updates that fix any security bugs that are found in any of the packages. Another benefit of Debian (and Linux distributions in general) is that when security bugs are found, they are usually fixed very quickly.?
TLDR; ?All that said, there are experienced people who do run Testing and usually it is pretty good. I've installed Testing on my personal computers (as opposed to work computers) from time to time and have it running on a home laptop now. If you read the descriptions of the Debian releases they make it clear that Testing has had very little testing and so you use it at your own risk. Its not for new users, it really isn't, IMHO.?
73, Steve K6ZX
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 11:24?AM David Ranch, KI6ZHD via <linuxham-fld= [email protected]> wrote:
It's worth mentioning that Debian Trixie is NOT in a
final release form.? Trixie is still in final beta stage and it
isn't expected to be officially released until this summer:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 05/05/2025 05:44 AM, Adrian Fewster,
VK4TUX via wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I
use KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the third line
you posted. From here how do I download it? Sorry if
this is something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025
at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur
radio software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi
- digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap
- amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict
- Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig
- Ham Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib
- Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib
- Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso
- logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default
version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf
- console based ham radio contest logger
xdx
- DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog
- GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
xlog-data
- data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for
Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
As a new Debian user I would strongly recommend that you use the Debian Stable release, which at this time is code name 'Bookworm'. Trixie is the current Testing release, and will become the next Stable sometime in the future. Using the Testing release gets you more up to date versions of the software applications that comprise the release, but at the cost of incomplete?testing of the release. As a new user I believe that you want a release that is completely tested and deemed ready for production use so that you're not fighting bugs in the release, but just coming up to speed in your knowledge of installing and configuring it on your computer. There are bugs in Testing and new versions of packages are being added all the time. Its purpose is to become the next Stable, but it isn't ready for prime time yet, particularly by users who don't have the experience to fix any problems that might crop up.?
This is one of the major benefits?of Debian Linux. Its Stable release is VERY stable and one can be assured that it will work correctly if configured properly. The only changes that are made to Stable are security updates that fix any security bugs that are found in any of the packages. Another benefit of Debian (and Linux distributions in general) is that when security bugs are found, they are usually fixed very quickly.?
TLDR; ?All that said, there are experienced people who do run Testing and usually it is pretty good. I've installed Testing on my personal computers (as opposed to work computers) from time to time and have it running on a home laptop now. If you read the descriptions of the Debian releases they make it clear that Testing has had very little testing and so you use it at your own risk. Its not for new users, it really isn't, IMHO.?
73, Steve K6ZX On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 11:24?AM David Ranch, KI6ZHD via <linuxham-fld= [email protected]> wrote:
It's worth mentioning that Debian Trixie is NOT in a
final release form.? Trixie is still in final beta stage and it
isn't expected to be officially released until this summer:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 05/05/2025 05:44 AM, Adrian Fewster,
VK4TUX via wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I
use KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the third line
you posted. From here how do I download it? Sorry if
this is something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025
at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur
radio software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi
- digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap
- amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict
- Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig
- Ham Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib
- Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib
- Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso
- logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default
version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf
- console based ham radio contest logger
xdx
- DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog
- GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
xlog-data
- data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for
Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
Thanks, will check it out when I get home
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 10:40?AM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
On 6/5/25 00:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
I will check that out when I get home from work
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 7:44?AM
Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is
available. I use KDE which is easy to set custom launch
menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the
third line you posted. From here how do I
download it? Sorry if this is something simple I
am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4,
2025 at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X
amateur radio software's UDP interface
(library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program -
documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib
radio control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio
operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
(default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur
radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program
for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
On 6/5/25 00:13, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
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I will check that out when I get home from work
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 7:44?AM
Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is
available. I use KDE which is easy to set custom launch
menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the
third line you posted. From here how do I
download it? Sorry if this is something simple I
am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4,
2025 at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X
amateur radio software's UDP interface
(library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio
communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the
WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing
weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library -
Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program -
documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib
radio control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control
radio transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio
operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
(default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur
radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program
for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
It's worth mentioning that Debian Trixie is NOT in a
final release form.? Trixie is still in final beta stage and it
isn't expected to be officially released until this summer:
??
--David
KI6ZHD
On 05/05/2025 05:44 AM, Adrian Fewster,
VK4TUX via groups.io wrote:
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Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I
use KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the third line
you posted. From here how do I download it? Sorry if
this is something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025
at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur
radio software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi
- digital modem program for hamradio
operators
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap
- amateur radio file
encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call
- Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig
- ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data
- Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict
- Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig
- Ham Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib
- Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib
- Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso
- logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default
version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf
- console based ham radio contest logger
xdx
- DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog
- GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
xlog-data
- data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for
Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
I will check that out when I get home from work
On Mon, May 5, 2025 at 7:44?AM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I use
KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache
search wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted.
From here how do I download it? Sorry if this is
something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio
software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data
files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression
utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default
version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for
Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
Try Debian Trixie ? Every desktop type option is available. I use
KDE which is easy to set custom launch menus.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 22:13, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Linux Tricia 19.3
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via
<vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache
search wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted.
From here how do I download it? Sorry if this is
something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio
software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data
files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
(data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X
package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression
utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak
signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development
files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio
operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio
control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default
version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for
Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via wrote:
All the FL programs,
JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 11:10?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache search
wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted. From here how
do I download it? Sorry if this is something simple I am
overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 8:36?PM
Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio
software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data
files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal
messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal
messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators (data
files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All the FL programs, JS8call, and
WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
What os are you running, and apt update first.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:42, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache search
wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted. From here how
do I download it? Sorry if this is something simple I am
overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 8:36?PM
Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio
software's UDP interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc -
Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data
files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal
messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal
messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig - ham
radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators
cqrlog-data -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators (data
files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio transceivers
and receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio control
library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
lua-hamlib -
Run-time Lua library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio
transceivers and receivers
tcl-hamlib -
Run-time Tcl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf - console
based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog - GTK+
Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data -
data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio
Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All the FL programs, JS8call, and
WSJTX
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Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
Very new to this when I type sudo apt-cache search wsjtx it displays only the third line you posted. From here how do I download it? Sorry if this is something simple I am overlooking.
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at 8:36?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio software's UDP
interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig -
ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig -
ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators
cqrlog-data
- Advanced logging program for hamradio operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib
- Run-time Lua library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
tcl-hamlib
- Run-time Tcl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf -
console based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog -
GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data
- data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via
wrote:
All
the FL programs, JS8call, and WSJTX
|
Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search wsjtx ?
golang-github-k0swe-wsjtx-go-dev
- Golang binding for the WSJT-X amateur radio software's UDP
interface (library)
wsjtx -
Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx
wsjtx-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-improved
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications
wsjtx-improved-data
- Weak-signal amateur radio communications (data files)
wsjtx-improved-dbgsym
- debug symbols for wsjtx-improved
wsjtx-improved-doc
- Documentation and examples for the WSJT-X package
wsjtx-2.8.0-improved-plus
- wsjtx-improved
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search js8call ?
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search fldigi
fldigi -
digital modem program for hamradio operators
flrig -
ham radio transceiver control program
flwrap -
amateur radio file encapsulation/compression utility
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
js8call -
Amateur Radio Digital Mode providing weak signal messaging
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search flrig
flrig -
ham radio transceiver control program
libflxmlrpc-dev
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library - Development files
libflxmlrpc1
- fldigi suite XmlRpc library
adrian@debian:/media/adrian$ sudo
apt-cache search hamlib ?
cqrlog -
Advanced logging program for hamradio operators
cqrlog-data
- Advanced logging program for hamradio operators (data files)
gpredict -
Satellite tracking program
gpredict-doc
- Satellite tracking program - documentation
grig - Ham
Radio Control Application
libhamlib++-dev
- Development C++ library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib++4t64
- Run-time C++ library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-dev
- Development library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-doc
- Documentation for the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib-perl
- Run-time perl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
libhamlib-utils
- Utilities to support the hamlib radio control library
libhamlib4t64
- Run-time library to control radio transceivers and receivers
lua-hamlib
- Run-time Lua library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
python3-hamlib
- Run-time Python3 library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
tcl-hamlib
- Run-time Tcl library to control radio transceivers and
receivers
pyqso -
logging tool for amateur radio operators
soapysdr-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR (default version)
soapysdr0.8-module-audio
- Audio device support for SoapySDR
tlf -
console based ham radio contest logger
xdx -
DX-cluster tcp/ip client for amateur radio
xlog -
GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
xlog-data
- data for xlog, a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
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All
the FL programs, JS8call, and WSJTX
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Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
You can install those with apt. Change the apt sources.list up to
trixie?
deb trixie main non-free-firmware
deb-src trixie main
non-free-firmware
deb trixie-security
main non-free-firmware
deb-src trixie-security
main non-free-firmware
# trixie-updates, to get updates before a point release is made;
# see
deb trixie-updates main
non-free-firmware
deb-src trixie-updates main
non-free-firmware
then with a
sudo apt
update ; sudo apt dist-upgrade
to get more recent releases of everything you say you want.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 11:05, KQ4DAA via groups.io
wrote:
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Thanks, how do I go about getting 73Linux on
there, as 73Linux is 64bit?
On Sun, May 4, 2025 at
7:56?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
32 bit available above.
73
vk4tux
On 5/5/25 07:38, KQ4DAA via wrote:
I have a friend who wants his laptop
converted to Linux for use with ham radio,
specifically 73Linux. However his laptop is an
older machine, HP Mini laptop, and can only
operate 32bit. I have heard about using
emulators to be able to us 64bit software on
32bit, but I am new to all this and completely
unsure on how to do that. Any guidance is
greatly appreciated, and any suggestion on a
different version of mint is welcome as well, as
that was the only 32bit download that I was able
to find.
?
?
Thanks,
Landon
KQ4DAA?
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Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
Thank you, I just recently got started with using linux for ham, and it has gotten pretty addicting!?
I don't know that this is a case for an emulator, per se. Normally Linux binary packages are compiled for the CPU type desired and one chooses a distribution that supports the CPU of the computer that?it is to be installed on. I'm not familiar with 73 Linux?but I know that some distributions still support 32 bit AMD/Intel CPUs. I think he should check that the distribution that he wants to use supports 32 bit CPUs and if not he should pick one that does. This article is a couple of years old, but it lists distributions?that still support 32 bit CPUs?.? I've been a Debian Linux user for about 30 years now and I know they still?support i386 (32 bit) CPUs, and Debian being the base distribution for many other distributions probably means that there are a fair amount that still support 32 bit CPUs.
I glanced at the 73 Linux description and its primarily a Raspberry Pi distribution that also supports x86_64 (64 bit) Debian-based distributions. I would bet a fair amount of money that almost all if not all of the ham related applications that he would use would be available in a Debian i386 distro. I've been using Debian since 2017 for all my ham stuff when I became a ham and all of the usual ham related applications are packaged for Debian.
73, Steve K6ZX ?
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Re: How to use emulator with 19.3 Cinnamon 32bit
I don't know that this is a case for an emulator, per se. Normally Linux binary packages are compiled for the CPU type desired and one chooses a distribution that supports the CPU of the computer that?it is to be installed on. I'm not familiar with 73 Linux?but I know that some distributions still support 32 bit AMD/Intel CPUs. I think he should check that the distribution that he wants to use supports 32 bit CPUs and if not he should pick one that does. This article is a couple of years old, but it lists distributions?that still support 32 bit CPUs?.? I've been a Debian Linux user for about 30 years now and I know they still?support i386 (32 bit) CPUs, and Debian being the base distribution for many other distributions probably means that there are a fair amount that still support 32 bit CPUs.
I glanced at the 73 Linux description and its primarily a Raspberry Pi distribution that also supports x86_64 (64 bit) Debian-based distributions. I would bet a fair amount of money that almost all if not all of the ham related applications that he would use would be available in a Debian i386 distro. I've been using Debian since 2017 for all my ham stuff when I became a ham and all of the usual ham related applications are packaged for Debian.
73, Steve K6ZX ?
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Philip Rose, GM3ZZA