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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? [email protected]> 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 ; 73 vk4tux

Yes, haven’t got an answer on my last entry there. [email protected]> wrote:

great

I have installed it with Limux Mint. My mistake was using sudo in front of the install line for git hub. [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Mike, Have you had a chance to look at: /g/KM4ACK-Pi

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

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

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

Thank you for your input! [email protected]> 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

Thanks, will check it out when I get home <vk4tux@...> wrote:

https://packages.debian.org/sid/hamradio/

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:

I will check that out when I get home from work [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

Linux Tricia 19.3 <vk4tux@...> wrote:

What os are you running, and apt update first. 73 vk4tux

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.

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