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working ok here in the UK W1HKJ Software <http://w1hkj.com/>, but if i got to https://W1HKJ Software <http://w1hkj.com/> it goes to the sundial site, so its only the SSL url thats going to wrong place

The same thing was happening to me last night! Thanks for posting so I know I wasn't hallucinating. 73, Harry Bloomberg W3YJ [email protected]> wrote:

Dave (W1HKJ), having issues pulling up your site for any docs. Can't tell if it's your hosting provider or Cloudflare or my ISP's DNS, but I'm getting anything to the w1hkj domain redirected to the

Fred, Don't blame you.? I was basically in the same boat a few months ago.? I had run my ham hobby on a windows, XP, 7, 10, and 11 machines along with lots of automation, rotor programs, contest

GridTrracker will run natively on Linux. There is a Linux client for it already. It runs great. Same for Fldigi and it's family of apps. There are Linux versions. Rick Kunath, K9AO

Tim…. Good suggestion BUT I’m really tired of windows and ready to move on… Many thanx… 73 Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP Wheat Ridge, CO

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

Thanx… 73 Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP Wheat Ridge, CO

?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

Bill, I have had no problem with SKCC logger on Ubuntu 24.04/ 73, Paul , KE7UAE

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

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

Thanx…73 Fred Hollendorfer, W0SP Wheat Ridge, CO -- de Fred W0SP

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

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.

Similar to KX4QC, I have also had success with CQRLOG on Mint 22 which is very similar to Ubuntu. I do not believe CQRLOG is under active development by the original authors any longer.? However, an

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

Regarding the sound coming from the headphones, this indicates that probably the wrong sound device is selected in sound settings. Regarding the CAT control, I believe? that FT-DX10 use similar

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

Hello Bill There is also QLOG https://github.com/foldynl/QLog There are PPA repositories in order to install and get future updates. It look like it is an active project. I tried running it on a Linux