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But Manjaro is a good choice. It's easy to install, comes with your choice of GUI...and is based on ArchLinux....i.e. ALL good. Es vy 73 on de Baab w9ya [email protected]> wrote: the desktop

While Arch Linux does not come with a pre installed GUI, you can install the desktop environment of your choice and then install WSJT-X and Fldigi. Both are available in the Arch User Repository. With

I am using a Raspberry Pi 400 with my FT-991A?? not exactly what you have..but it's a single cable connection..for audio and CAT. I also use Linux Mint and it is a good choice for someone coming

From hard won experience with Linux and USB-Serial adapters. Bite the bullet, and buy some "genuine" FTDI chipset based devices. They have unique USB serial numbers, that can be used with 'UDEV Rules'

About the CAT interface and FLRIG ... I used the same settings that I use on my other two RP and I just kept trying to use interface:

The port to use may show up as USB or ACM Before you turn on the radio with USB cable connected, open a terminal and type ls /dev/tty* this will show all tty ports turn on radio again run ls /dev/tty*

Thanks everyone for the info! My learning continues :) [email protected]> wrote:

I think you should be aware that Linux makes a distinction between a USB port and a serial port at a DB9 or DB25. It is even diferent in the devices in /dev folder of available devices. USB ports are

"Dan KC2STA via groups.io" <dan.ziolkowski@...> wrote: My mistake, tired old brain mis-thinking again. Yes, the FT-950 CAT is done via a USB->serial lead and the audio device is

" it will probably appear as /dev/ttyUSB0, although the 0 could be another" That's not the signalink, that would be the serial port for CAT Thanks Dan KC2STA [email protected]> wrote:

PS:?? There's more. Ive just found that the Squelch functionality with Olivia 8/250, is a bit dysfunctional too. The squelch sometimes seems to be always open, regardless of the SQL button setting,

On Sat, 15 Mar 2025 06:16:38 -0700 "Joseph Brault, KC9LFP via groups.io" <kc9lfp@...> wrote: With the Signalink you basically have an external modem in there, a TI PCM290x series chip.

Hi again. Well, this is very strange. I renamed the entire .Fldig files folder, and started up 4.2.06.24 in it's /src folder from the command line. After going through the basic configuration, things

Joseph I have been using Linux Mint Debian Edition for many years now. I have had no problem using my SignaLink on my Yeasue rig. I also run all the NBEMS software natively, including NetLogger. My

Hello, I'm in the process of setting my shack back up and want to use Linux.? Years ago I used a singalink USB and cat cable that runs to an Edgeport USB converter to connect to my pc.? This worked

Thanks Bob, I was thinking that this smacks of a config file conflict somewhere. I'll look into that, as soon as the just announced "honey doo" tasks are completed.? (Her sister is coming to stay for

Hi Dave... Also keep in mind that AFC state can now also be saved per band/modem as well, in a similar way to output level and squelch. That would certainly cause some weirdess. Look at

Hi. Well I said I'll report back.? But it'll be brief as I've been "booked for other things" (again.? I wish DM would give more advance notice, but when I suggest that, I get "The Look"!) Anyway.

Sorry scroll down to the Security section all the way at the bottom. That’s where you will see the message referenced below.

Open your System settings app and go to Privacy & Security and scroll down to the Privacy section. You will likely see “Fldigi has been blocked to protect your Mac”. Click on Open Anyway and