On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 09:01 -0700, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> Ah, if only some of the Linux logging/contesting programs would support
> the printing of qsl labels!
>
> I haven't run across jlog. Did you mean klog?
xlog supports label printing Bob
Ian
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On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 19:46 +0200, Andrea Borgia wrote:
> Bob Nielsen wrote:
>
>
> > Ah, if only some of the Linux logging/contesting programs would support
> > the printing of qsl labels!
>
> Ho-uhm, xlog can export data to glabels so I guess you might try it out.
> No idea whether "tlf" (Try
Bob Nielsen wrote:
Ah, if only some of the Linux logging/contesting programs would support
the printing of qsl labels!
Ho-uhm, xlog can export data to glabels so I guess you might try it out.
No idea whether "tlf" (Try Left Foot ;-) can do that as well, as it is
the only contest-level logge
No I meant Jlog http://jlog.org it's Java based, so runs on any
platform. It's pretty good; about the best that I have found for Linux.
73, Chris - VP8BKF
Bob Nielsen wrote:
Ah, if only some of the Linux logging/contesting programs would support
the printing of qsl labels!
I haven't run acro
Ah, if only some of the Linux logging/contesting programs would support
the printing of qsl labels!
I haven't run across jlog. Did you mean klog?
73, Bob N7XY
On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 09:07 -0300, Chris wrote:
> You shouldn't need any special drivers. I have used a USB/Serial adaptor
> with Mand
On Thu, April 28, 2005 15:11, Mike Markowski said:
> If you're using RTS/DTR for PTT, another option is to simply use VOX.
Yes, it's a possibility, though VOX is quite tricky to get right,
especially if you change modes often. Also, in the case of my rig (IC-736
for digimodes, I'm only rich enoug
Andrea Borgia wrote on 04/28/05 08:58 ET:
> On Thu, April 28, 2005 14:46, Nigel KC8NHF/G8IFF said:
>
>>My pooter doesn't have any serial ports so I use USB/serial adaptors.
>
> Much depends on the specific adaptors you got: I have a Xircom and a
> Prolific, the first is only good for the data int
You shouldn't need any special drivers. I have used a USB/Serial adaptor
with Mandrake without any problems. I can't remember the details but you
simply use /dev/USBtty0 or whatever port you are on.
Do a google and you will find the details; it's quite straight forward.
I would use Linux more
On Thu, April 28, 2005 14:46, Nigel KC8NHF/G8IFF said:
> My pooter doesn't have any serial ports so I use USB/serial adaptors.
> Have you found any Linux (Fedora Core 3 but it shouldn't matter which
> distro) drivers for there adaptors?
Much depends on the specific adaptors you got: I have a Xirc
Hi Ken.
My pooter doesn't have any serial ports so I use USB/serial adaptors.
Have you found any Linux (Fedora Core 3 but it shouldn't matter which
distro) drivers for there adaptors?
Ken Miller K6CTW wrote:
I have tried a number of the programs but I am currently running the Marote (latest
I have tried a number of the programs but I am currently running the Marote
(latest version) on my Red Hat Linux system. It seems to be working just fine
and I enjoy being able to do my ham stuff in linux (as opposed to having to
join the "dark side" folks from Redmond). Also run GMFSK with my
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