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Not a bad idea to modernize the UI (but not ruin it), Dave might have some suggestions, but someone with the coding skills will likely need to do the work :-) - Lonney

That really depends on what you define as "dark mode". Alternate color renderings for the user interface seems to be highly dependent on the operating system and the user selected desktop experience.

At my age, I find most dark modes either hilariously garish / painful or so subdued I cannot tell where one title bar ends and the other begins - they're all the same color of "dark." All of the

Sorry for my English. I think that the appearance should be modest, the interface is very intuitive and all this so that the program is fast and the processor burdens little. For me, this speed and

Hi Greg, The look of fldigi comes from the underlying widget technology - FLTK. At the moment this does not have a dark theme. The UPS of FLTK is that it is fast and light (hence the FL part of the

Almost everything colorful can be changed in the configuration dialog. I always change my U/I to a darker look. If some FT8 person doesn't see the value in using FLDIGI, I doubt some pretty pictures

I’ve been wondering how hard it would be to give FLDigi a graphical facelift. I know the look of FLDigi doesn’t affect its usage, power, or capability. But in an era of dark mode, themes, and

Thanks Adrian :) Great it's working for you now. Interesting though that it needed both VC redistributables too. As a thought, you might want to advocate for FTBCAT on the Crossover web site. I do for

Adrian, You got me thinking about VB6 and I did see your unanswered posts in the forum. But I did see this:

Thanks for that Adrian. This is extremely useful information. I'm saving this offline. RIck

Andy, Great script.... I had issues with pipewire (on Ubuntu), but fine on Raspberry 4 and 5.? Have you identified the culprit? 73's, Glenn WA6BJQ

'Tis a wonderful thing! Congratulations to Andy! Should it be available on Distrowatch.org? It is a first stop to find notable new Linux. Pardon me if it has been added recently. Doesn't do any harm

Hi Everybody, Version 26C is the most recent release to date of Andy's Ham Radio Linux, and it is available now. Please go to Files/v26c and download a copy of the GETTING_STARTED document. These

You're welcome Fred. And as you can see I am a huge Linux proponent. So just get it going and look around. Try some apps. Stuff like Dave W1HKJ's stuff is all available (Fldigi, Flrig, Flcluster,

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Rick... Thanks very much for the lengthy reply although (And I'll reread it) some of it was a little above my pay grade ? How ever it made a lot of sense. I suspect using programs that work

I play WorldOfTanks without steam, just wine peter

Thanx .... no ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2025 11:10 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [linuxham] FT8 Ops in Unix I may just have to check that

I may just have to check that app out Pete. I played with it years ago when Simon had it but not since then. Are you running games under Steam? or emulation? Rick

I am running LOG4OM with wine does all that online-sync stuff (eqsl, tqsl, qrz.com, ...) plus it has udp-receive for eg. gridtracker peter, OE6PLD