Hi Dave, et. al.,
If the waterfall is paused, perhaps you should reclaim the screen real
estate, by shrinking the Fldigi window and making the waterfall
disappear. The data on it is close to useless a few seconds after it is
paused. Pausing it saves a percent of CPU which is important for me.
I revised the new web pages on how our Websdr server uses Fldigi to spot
stations
<http://people.wallawalla.edu/%7ERob.Frohne/websdr/Websdr_at_K7UEB.html>, and
the web page with instructions on using Ubuntu and a Websdr server to
demodulate digital signals without a rig
<http://people.wallawalla.edu/%7ERob.Frohne/websdr/Websdr_Client_PulseAudio.html>,
so they are more presentable. I would appreciate if any of you Ubuntu
users have time to try the instructions and give me feedback on what I
need to make more clear.
Thanks,
Rob
KL7NA
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E.F. Cross School of Engineering
Walla Walla University
100 SW 4th Street
College Place, WA 99324
(509) 527-2075 http://people.wallawalla.edu/~rob.frohne
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