If you plan to stay with HRD, then why not just stay with Windows?? Setting up a Linux machine and then running your ham station in a VM on the Linux machine is not overly complicated, but, it is quite a bit more involved than just plugging a USB into a native windows machine.
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HRD has no Linux version at the moment, though, they say they would like to do a Linux version someday.
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WSJT-X and Gridtracker both natively run on Linux.?
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73,
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Tim
KK9T
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Thanx¡ 73 Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP Wheat Ridge, CO
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On Jan 18, 2025, at 13:47, Paul , KE7UAE via groups.io <Ke7uae@...> wrote:
? Bill,
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I have had no problem with SKCC logger on Ubuntu 24.04/
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73,
Paul , KE7UAE
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?Harry¡ thanks for the input. I¡¯d like to stick with HDR if I can. I¡¯m not sure what other? Logging programs will operate as seamless as HDR¡ 73 Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP Wheat Ridge, CO
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On Jan 18, 2025, at 13:37, Harry Bloomberg, W3YJ via groups.io <hbloomb@...> wrote:
? Not familiar with Grid Tracker.? But Fldigi and WSJT-X run well on most versions of Linux.? It would be simpler to install those natively on a Linux system.? Maybe somebody here can give you suggestions for a Linux equivalent of Grid Tracker.
73, Harry Bloomberg W3YJ
On Sat, Jan 18, 2025 at 3:32?PM Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP via <phredyh= [email protected]> wrote: I¡¯m currently using Ham Radio Deluxe, WSJT-X and Grid Tracker on my Win 10 machine. Works very well. I¡¯m considering switching to Unix. My understanding is that HRD is a Windows Ap and will not work on Unix unless used on a VM. I¡¯m guessing that I would install a VM on Unix and run all three of my FT8 programs in windows. All suggestions welcome.
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Bill,
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I have had no problem with SKCC logger on Ubuntu 24.04/
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73,
Paul , KE7UAE
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Not familiar with Grid Tracker.? But Fldigi and WSJT-X run well on most versions of Linux.? It would be simpler to install those natively on a Linux system.? Maybe somebody here can give you suggestions for a Linux equivalent of Grid Tracker.
73, Harry Bloomberg W3YJ
On Sat, Jan 18, 2025 at 3:32?PM Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP via <phredyh= [email protected]> wrote:
I¡¯m currently using Ham Radio Deluxe, WSJT-X and Grid Tracker on my Win 10 machine. Works very well. I¡¯m considering switching to Unix. My understanding is that HRD is a Windows Ap and will not work on Unix unless used on a VM. I¡¯m guessing that I would install a VM on Unix and run all three of my FT8 programs in windows. All suggestions welcome.
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I¡¯m currently using Ham Radio Deluxe, WSJT-X and Grid Tracker on my Win 10 machine. Works very well. I¡¯m considering switching to Unix. My understanding is that HRD is a Windows Ap and will not work on Unix unless used on a VM. I¡¯m guessing that I would install a VM on Unix and run all three of my FT8 programs in windows. All suggestions welcome.
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Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP
Wheat Ridge, CO
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Just
started - literally today - playing with Qlog.
ADIF import
went without a problem and rig control via hamlib, after
decreasing the polling interval, works like a charm.
I quite
like the interface but I'm just trying work out if/how I can
change the DX cluster from hamqth.
Unlike you
I'm using LM22 and installed the Qlog flatpak (which also
installed TQSL), but I do know that Ubuntu can be configured to
support flatpak pkg's. For example, see
If you
don't want to use flatpak I know Qlog authors publish a PPA
which you can use to install using a deb pkg.
Unlike
CQRlog, Qlog uses SQLlite as a DB engine so there's no need to
install MariaDB.
Anyway just
my two pennies worth and something that might be worth
considering. As I said I've just started playing with Qlog so my
current view of this logging app may change the more I use it.
73
Mark
(G1VGK)
On 18/01/2025 03:14, Bill, K4AJ via
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Having a difficult time finding a logging program that works
on Ubuntu 24.04.
CQRLOG has problems with MySQL.? Same with XLOG.
KLOG will not interface with LOTW either directly or through
ADIF file - TQSL gives errors on KLOG generated ADIF file.
Anyone had success with a decent logging program on Ubuntu
24.04?
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I am very happy with CQRlog on my Mint 21.3 machine. Do a search on the CQRlog forum keyword "mariaDB" for instructions on a successful install. It requires mariaDB, not MYSQL.
GL!
Wayne, W0ZW
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Similar to KX4QC, I have also had success with CQRLOG on Mint 22 which is very similar to Ubuntu.?
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I do not believe CQRLOG is under active development by the original authors any longer.? However, an "Alpha" version is being actively developed and maintained by Saku OH1KH and details can be found at:
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Questions on the CQRLOG Forum ( ?? ) are generally answered by someone within a day or two including install and configuration related questions for version 2.5.2 which is the latest official release from quite a while back now.
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I have tried several of the Linux logging programs and CQRLOG fits me.? It is more than some folks want or need though and perhaps Qlog is a decent alternative.? QLOG does apprear to be under active development and has some nice features.? Unfortunately, there are not a lot of Linux logging programs out there and fewer that appear to be in active development.
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73,
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Tim
KK9T
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Having had CQRLOG running as my log of choice for a long time and
on many distros -including Ubuntoids, I can't help wondering if
something has been overlooked?
CQRLOG, at least here, seems not robust with MySQL, but the
CQRLOG website does point out that one should install MariaDB -a
drop-in replacement for MySQL first, and the install CQRLOG.
IMHO, CQRLOG is so much better than QLOG, but there are
alternatives ...
73, KX4QC
On 1/17/25 22:14, Bill, K4AJ via
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Having a difficult time finding a logging program that works
on Ubuntu 24.04.
CQRLOG has problems with MySQL.? Same with XLOG.
KLOG will not interface with LOTW either directly or through
ADIF file - TQSL gives errors on KLOG generated ADIF file.
Anyone had success with a decent logging program on Ubuntu
24.04?
Thanks
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Re: What are the settings to get Fldigi to control my FTDX10?
Regarding the sound coming from the headphones, this indicates that probably the wrong sound device is selected in sound settings.
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Regarding the CAT control, I believe? that FT-DX10 use similar commands as FT-710 does.
Why don't you try the FT-710 xml file?
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73
Haris
SV1GRB
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Re: What are the settings to get Fldigi to control my FTDX10?
I worked on getting this radio working yesterday. I got hamlib to at least partially work. I see a waterfall and can control the radio but the response is sluggish. I'm still working on it. I use hamlib with other apps and it works well. Did you get yours to work?
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Hello Bill
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There is also QLOG
There are PPA repositories in order to install and get future updates.
It look like it is an active project.
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I tried running it on a Linux Mint 22 machine. This is based on Ubuntu 24.04, so it may be suitable for you.
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Unfortunately, my Linux PC is not my main machine for amateur radio use, so maybe there are issues that I have not faced during the simple testing I have done.
I have not used QLOG for everyday use, so my experience was just: install it, run it and import the log.
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73
Haris
SV1GRB
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Having a difficult time finding a logging program that works on Ubuntu 24.04.
CQRLOG has problems with MySQL.? Same with XLOG.
KLOG will not interface with LOTW either directly or through ADIF file - TQSL gives errors on KLOG generated ADIF file.
Anyone had success with a decent logging program on Ubuntu 24.04?
Thanks
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2 instances of fldigi running - Bug report
Just for info, I doubt anyone else would want to do this.
Linux Bookworm 12.9, fldigi 4.2.06.20
I run 2 instances of fldigi quite often. Usually to concurrently
decode two different modems. I do however also use remote SDR
download & playback to test modem/flmsg/flamp etc performance.
Have found that the playback of a wav file on one instance, stops
the other instance from decoding the AF stream from the rig, but I
think it does still respond to an RSID.?
ie there is some switchable shared resource that is being used by
multiple instances.
Report for possible interest only.
Cheers Bob VK2YQA
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CTY-3503 Country Files - 15 January 2025
The Country (CTY) Files were updated on 15 January 2025:
For installation instructions, start at:
Hover your mouse over the word Contest in the menu, then select the
software you are using.
To install the file, follow the link to your software at the top of the page.
If you are interested in a bigger CTY.DAT for everyday logging, you can get
it here:
Note that the release notes (and Version Entity) for this larger file are
different than what is shown below. There is a separate link to them.
As a reminder, there is an RSS feed of the latest country file announcements:
Here are the release notes:
15 January 2025 (CTY-3503)
VER20250115, Version entity is Corsica, TK
Added/changed Entities/Prefixes/Callsigns:
* CE6RFP is Chile, CE in ITU zone 16
* AT44I is Antarctica, CE9 in CQ zone 39, ITU zone 69
* W4ATD is United States, K in CQ zone 4, ITU zone 8
* KZ4DP is Alaska, KL
* K9P is Puerto Rico, KP4
* LU1MAW/D, LU4CIC/D and LU8GTA/D are all Argentina, LU
* LU9XEK/W is Argentina, LU in ITU zone 16
* R100GL, R900, UE82M and UE82ML are all European Russia, UA
* R8MB/1 is European Russia, UA in CQ zone 17, ITU zone 20
* UA9AR/P is Asiatic Russia, UA9
* RK4PA/9 is Asiatic Russia, UA9 in ITU zone 20
Removed Entities/Prefixes/Callsigns:
* TO4A in Martinique, FM
* GB5BBC and GB9OO in Scotland, GM
* HC5CW/8 in Galapagos Islands, HC8
* IZ3QBN/CRT in Italy, I
* KQ4CTD and W1ESE in United States, K
* R2024DX, RL1I/P and UE34DX in European Russia, UA
* UB4CLH/0 in Asiatic Russia, UA9
Though I am subscribed to this reflector so that I can make these
announcements, I do not see most messages posted to it. If you have
any comments or corrections to the country file, please contact me
directly.
73 - Jim AD1C
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Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] Trouble installing VARA on RPi4
Dave,
There is no native Linux implementation of VARA. However, Ardop is an alternative for HF Winlink. Ardopcf () is an open source multi-platform implementation of Ardop that I maintain.
The performance is not as good as VARA, and it has some bugs that I'm still working on, but it is usable on both Linux and Windows. It pairs well with Pat (), the open source multi-platform Winlink client. These both also run well on low end hardware including the Raspberry Pi Zero.
Peter LaRue
AI7YN
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Re: [KM4ACK-Pi] Trouble installing VARA on RPi4
I forget it's name, but is/was there not a native Linux implementation of VARA (maybe not all of it) specifically for portable use?
Not sure if it was fully open source though...
73.
Dave G0WBX.
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linsim 2.0.5.03 posted for testting
at
?? EVENTS
????? * add event log dialog
????? * fix exit thread handler bug
????? * add events
??? OFFSET correction
????? * change sign of correction
????? * correct resampling of source wav
73, David
W1HKJ
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Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP
Paul , KE7UAE
Mark Whittington, G1VGK
Haris SV1GRB
Bill, K4AJ
Dave, W1HKJ