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I build all of the NBEMS suite against fltk-1.4.x on Fedora 39.? Keeping up with up with all of the OS mismanagement can be exhausting. Wayland is supposed to handle X11 calls seamlessly.? If you

Hey Dave, I imagine you've been seeing all the news about Wayland recently with Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm defaulting to Wayland on the RPI4/400/5 platforms. I just saw today that Redhat plans to

I tried Fldigi on my Raspberry Pi 5 with the last version of Raspberry Pi OS (bookworm). This version use Wayland (like the Ubuntu version you tried) as default instead of X11. From the release notes:

Available from Amazon Has excellent reviews, including Linux users. For CW/FSK interface, flrig and/or fldigi can directly interface to this device without needing a WinKeyer. CW Keyer Open the keyer

This is the second time I have been bitten by this problem. K1EL WinKeyer has been switched from FTDI to CH340.?? That CH340 does not work well with other USB adapters.? Now I am looking for an

I'll go along with that !Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I should mention also there is a new Debian release called Bookworm. There is also a Pi version of that, but I've not tried it yet so can't say how well it worked. I tend to stay away from brand new

Thanks Cliff.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Pi-OS is a version of Debian for the Raspberry Pi. It's very much a linux distro. Download it from the Raspberry Pi site to a SD and it will come up and lead you through the setup. You can get a 32bit

Adrian , Not sure what your saying: "is better to setup a uSD boot with ext ssd drive rootfs to run long term and intensive. /I use Odroids with eMMC chips here, using Debian. Have N2, XU4,U2, C2 etc

Is Pi-OS a linux distro ?

May I suggest to change the first command line to: ./configure 2>&1 | tee zz retaining the -a parameter on the other command lines.? That will insure that the zz file only contains text from the

Yes, it sounds like a display issue. Ubuntu was not designed for a limited system like the Pi so what ever changes were made to let it run apparently are not handling something correctly. What caused

I agree on building. It sounds scarier than it is, but following the wiki instructions to the letter is a must! For all the build commands I use tee to save the output to a file that I can review

Interesting... if the fldigi is running and the terminal is opened full screen, hiding fldigi screen, system run as it should. Must be something clobbered in display routines, as everything else

Should have just searched for "Fldigi"... That would have taken you to Dave's website, and all the needed resources and tutorials. It is not difficult at all, to build it from the published sources,

Ok.. thanks for the heads up. I've emailed the author to let him know that the advise on his document is rather dated and see this specific thread. Hopefully he will update it or at least add an

Re:- So, let folks know that just because their cable works on W11 does not mean it will work under Linux. Interesting, it's usually the other way around.? Just about everything works under Linux,

When I did a search for "fldigi for Ubuntu" it was one of the first hits. https://www.hamradioandvision.com/installing-fldigi-for-linux

Yes indeed. USB drivers are critical for Linux. Renesas and FTDI are the cream of the crop as far as kernel drivers go for Linux. Prolific works but is at the bottom of the list. Many others won't