[Leaplist] PSK31 in Linux

[Hank Lambert]

I too run a single Windows XP box for the sole purpose of my radio
software. I run HRD for my HF rig, FTBasicMMO to control the memory
channels on my HF, Win97 for my scanner, as well as the Yaesu Memory
software for my VX-170. I have used fldigi on my Linux laptop and it did
great, but I haven't found any Linux software to replace all of the
other pieces that I use. If I could find replacement software for HRD
and the memory management software, I would truly be Windows free.

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Hank Lambert, KB4MTO
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Danny W. Burdick wrote:
> KE4OZD Amateur
> AFA4ZC MARS
>
> We've met now that I think about it.....
> tnx
>
> I have been using Linux only for sooo long for everything no matter what
> that now that I am getting back into Amateur radio somewhat....I only
> thought
> to follow the Linux path also.....
>
>
>
> Fred Moore wrote:
>> Danny W. Burdick wrote:
>>  
>>> C'mon
>>> Somebody out here has alot of hands on experience
>>> using psk31 in Linux.....native not a port....
>>>
>>> What is the most popular
>>> What is the best app to use ?
>>>
>>> tnx
>>>
>>> burdicda
>>>
>>>
>>>     
>>
>> Danny this is a huge area that needs much work.  I run a (a being 1)
>> copy of windows here, in fact the only reason I run this windows box, is
>> to support the digital modes available for ham radio.  I have played
>> with several Linux programs that do psk31, they worked well.  Don't
>> remember the package names.  The problem, they only did psk31, they
>> dumped all other digital modes, they didn't integrate to standardized
>> logging programs, didn't integrate to reflectors, nor eqsl..  the
>> interface needed much polish, its actually quite pitiful when you think
>> about it..  I kinda gave up on linux ham radio.  Another example..
>> SDR.   Only one Linux package out of about 20 windows packages.  In the
>> SDR world the one Open Source program, only supports ONE radio out there
>> which is a going an expensive direction, a direction that is going
>> exactly opposite from everyone else..    BTW what is your call?..   Fred
>>
>>   
>



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