i have been thinking about a fedora Amateur Radio spin for sometime so if you had a Amateur radio live iso lets try to answer these questions a) what programs would you like to have b) are they in the fedora repos c) what Desktop environment would be the best this would be for the x86_64 arch lets see if we can get this SIg moving doing something Ben KK4EWT
Hi, a) what programs would you like to have ham radio: cqrlog, xlog, fldigi, wsjtx, trustedqsl, other: mc, b) are they in the fedora repos yes c) what Desktop environment would be the best Gnome d) other default add user to the dialout group But I personally am not sure if it makes sense. It is better to write a script that when run will give you the choice of software to install and add user to the dialout group. 73! de SP6INA W dniu 29.04.2020 o 16:09, Ben Williams pisze:
i have been thinking about a fedora Amateur Radio spin for sometime
so if you had a Amateur radio live iso lets try to answer these questions
a) what programs would you like to have
b) are they in the fedora repos
c) what Desktop environment would be the best
this would be for the x86_64 arch
lets see if we can get this SIg moving doing something
Ben KK4EWT
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On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 9:10 AM Ben Williams <jbwillia@math.vt.edu> wrote:
i have been thinking about a fedora Amateur Radio spin for sometime
so if you had a Amateur radio live iso lets try to answer these questions
a) what programs would you like to have
I think these are important if we want to target Ham Radio EMA volunteers as the NBEMS suite of programs are somewhat standard: fldigi, flamp, flrig, fllog, flmsg, flwrap As long as we're not worried about ISO size: wsjtx js8call qsstv freedv Utilities? splat xnec2c chirp (if upstream gets their act together for Python 3) moserial (for playing around with serial connections) pavucontrol (essential for re-routing audio when you have multiple sound cards for digital modes) Training: cutecw b) are they in the fedora repos
Yes c) what Desktop environment would be the best
I use gnome... Thanks, Richard KF5OIM
I use direwolf (APRS digipeater & igate), and CubicSDR (panadapter display for RTL-SDR-type receivers). I've added these to the list. -Matt N5MLD On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 10:01 AM Richard Shaw <hobbes1069@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 9:10 AM Ben Williams <jbwillia@math.vt.edu> wrote:
i have been thinking about a fedora Amateur Radio spin for sometime
so if you had a Amateur radio live iso lets try to answer these questions
a) what programs would you like to have
I think these are important if we want to target Ham Radio EMA volunteers as the NBEMS suite of programs are somewhat standard: fldigi, flamp, flrig, fllog, flmsg, flwrap
As long as we're not worried about ISO size: wsjtx js8call qsstv freedv
Utilities? splat xnec2c chirp (if upstream gets their act together for Python 3) moserial (for playing around with serial connections) pavucontrol (essential for re-routing audio when you have multiple sound cards for digital modes)
Training: cutecw
b) are they in the fedora repos
Yes
c) what Desktop environment would be the best
I use gnome...
Thanks, Richard KF5OIM _______________________________________________ Fedora-hams mailing list Fedora-hams@kernelnewbies.org https://lists.kernelnewbies.org/mailman/listinfo/fedora-hams
Ok. I'm look at google documents and list of ham radio software. And what you added. Many of it is outdated like LinLog (last version 2013) but we have cqrlog, klog, xlog. So maybe let's focus on software that is being developed unless there are really no replacements. 73! de SP6INA
Doing a little searching on what ssbd is I found this: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/11/html/Release_Notes/sect-Relea... Interesting to see what's changed and what hasn't since Fedora 11. Thanks, Richard KF5OIM
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