I just realized I left you hanging on how to start fldigi...

Since it is in a location that is normally in the path statement, you can open 
a terminal window and enter fldigi.  If you want a menu item to point to fldigi 
you can select 'System' then 'Preferences' then 'Main Menu' This opens a window 
that allows you to add menu items.  It adds items to whichever item is selected 
on the left.

Howard K5HB



----- Original Message ----
From: Howard Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 7:03:27 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Ubuntu and flidigi - help


Hi Curt,

I will post instead of email in case some one else might be interested.

Fldigi is probably in directory /usr/bin ... to make sure, click the menu item 
'Places' followed by 'Search for Files'. In the search program, in the name 
contains field, enter 'fldigi' (no apostrophes) . Select 'File System' in the 
Look in folder field.

Search will show you all the places where there is anything named fldigi.  The 
items that have a blue diamond icon are the executable programs. When you 
double click one of them it will start,  and will show the fldigi version in 
the title bar.

The version packaged for apt is probably old but it is still a very good 
program.

If you decide to upgrade, it is pretty simple - you just replace the fldigi 
file with the new version. If you become interested, we can run through that 
too. (The main trick is to get su authority.)

Howard K5HB using Ubuntu 8.04 and fldigi 3.03.1.



----- Original Message ----
From: Curt Givens <[EMAIL PROTECTED] net>
To: Digital Radio <digitalradio@ yahoogroups. com>
Cc: illinoisdigitalham@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 5:16:03 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Ubuntu and flidigi - help


Hi, gang, well I took the plunge and set up a machine with Ubuntu used
Synaptic to "install" Fldigi and I can't find it or any of the Amateur Radio
programs that I supposedly installed could someone contact me off list and
point me in the correct direction. I'm new to Linux and this has me baffled.

Tnx a bunch and 73
Curt

Curt Givens  KC8STE, AAR5VR Army MARS
Earthdog and Special Programs Director
GCDOC/GCAC
Dayton, OH

"Registering lawful Americans who possess a gun to stop armed criminals, is
like registering virgins to stop prostitution. "

    

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