Rick, this may have changed but my version of FLDIGI
was very simple (1.37).

I downloaded it to my preferred download directory
which is /home/hb/downloads/fldigi ...  

Then I double cliked it to bring up File Roller.  Then 
I clicked extract, created a new directory /home/hb/
fldigi and extracted the single file to this directory.

Then I double click on the program and it runs.  This
is as simple as it gets.  Maybe version 2 is different?

Howard K5HB


From: Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 7:41:16 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Linux packages for Ubuntu










  


    
            I am trying (yet again) to use Linux in a practical manner. With my 

older computer the newest version of Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) has the 

correct drivers for my 22" Samsung Monitor. I have downloaded  fldigi, 

geoid, fl_logbook, and flarq. I double click on the binary .tgz and it 

brings up File Roller (not exactly what the help says, but this is Linux 

and there are some gotchas and what some might call small errors, but 

frustrating when you trying to do it right). It is not as intuitive as 

Windows programs, but I am thinking I am doing the right thing and 

trying to extract the components. It seems to be happening and then I 

have a representation of the program as an icon and the properties of 

the icon says it is an executable program.



In some cases there is yet another installation script but when I run 

that, nothing happens. None of the binaries will actually work.. Except 

on time I did get fldigi to come up on the screen, but after that ... 

nothing. So I have to be doing one or more things wrong. I have spent 

quite a few hours trying to figure this out, but no luck so far.



Anyone have an idea what needs to be done in addition to what I am 

trying to do?



I might mention that I was able to use Synaptic to retrieve the binaries 

for gMFSK and XLog and they both installed OK and it put the apps in a 

menu called "Other." Oddly, when I tried to do the same with the older 

version of fldigi, v. 1.33 (new is 2.04) it did not work either.



73,



Rick, KV9U



Paul L Schmidt, K9PS wrote:

> Yes - fldigi doesn't (at least, not yet) support MT-63.  I found

> the ubuntu repository and the gmfsk package... although I'll have

> to do some research to tell him how to get it installed.  He's

> a Linux very-newbie, and I'm a Linux old-timer but haven't used

> ubuntu enough to know how to have it fetch the packages.  I shouldn't

> have any problems getting that figured out, though.  I survived the

> transition from SLS to Slackware's .tgz files to RedHat RPM's :)

>

>

> Thanks for the info.

>

> 73,

>

> Paul / K9PS

>   





    
  

    
    




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