Great, but do anyone know if the same SW can run on the more popular
Ubuntu distro?
In my pshere nearly everyone is using Ubuntu as Ubuntu
is now the most popular Linux distro around the globe.
I think development should be on the most used distro to gain
momentum.
- LA7XQ Steinar
Erik Jakobsen wrote:
>
>
> Hylton Conacher (ZR1HPC) wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can someone please point me to the location of the ham radio repository?
>> Am currently using 10.2 and am hoping for 11.0 soon.
>>
>> 73 de ZR1HPC
>> Hylton
>>
>>
> Yupp it's here:
>
> http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/hamradio/openSUSE_11.0
>
>
>
> 73 de Erik OZ4KK
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Hi,
There is a new version of twlog. Major changes include faster loading
of the log editor and a requested new feature.
A log file of about 1000 QSO's (140KB) was taking 2 to 3 seconds to
load. The new code loads a 10000 QSO log (1.25MB) file in less than a
second.
A new feature allows you to delete a QSO by clicking on the QSO number
in the log editor.
See the ChangeLog file for a complete list of changes. See the web site
below.
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On May 3, 2010 12:12:54 am Ray Wells wrote:
>
> The packet network has greatly diminished in size over the last ten
> years, with many (most) nodes (of all flavours) and bbs's having
> disappeared. There was never a lot of Linux users in vk.
>
> However, packet is still surviving in UI mode courtesy of APRS, and
> nodes are springing up everywhere. Programs such as xastir, which is
> Linux based, are ensuring a future need for ax25 under Linux. With many
> operators opting for soundmodem, the need for a howto is still current,
> IMHO.
>
> Getting back to packet, there is still a world-wide Netrom network and,
> both Rose and Flexnet are in use in small(ish) pockets around the world.
> The fpac implementation of Rose for Linux by F6FBB, and now maintained
> by Bernard, F6BVP, is really excellent and new nodes are appearing in
> the US and Australia, among other places.
>
> I've been using Linux for packet since John Tanner, VK2ZXQ, introduced
> me to it (Linux) in 1992/3, and I still use it today because it lets me
> do things Windows has never let me do - in AR.
>
> I'm happy to converse privately if you want more local information.
>
> Ray vk2tv
There does seem to be a widespread diminishment in packet use everywhere, but
I do hope to get back on packet with one of my OpenSuSe boxes and an old TNC.
Unfortunately nothing these days even comes with a comm port - just USB ones,
although adaptors are easy enough to come by.
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