On Wed, 17 May 2023 07:25:52 -0500
Mike Waters wrote:
> Only Debian based distros are mentioned. I'm curious to know if this
> can be installed on Manjaro (Arch based).
>
> 73 Mike
> W0BTU
In my correspondence with the developer, it had to run on Python =>3.10.
My Ubuntu systems are only at 3.8
Hi Alan,
Glad you got it figured out. A couple of extra things for running on
Ubuntu:
I like to run tlf in a big terminal, and use urxvt as a terminal for
that. My startup settings for that are
urxvt -fn "xft: Liberation Mono:pixelsize=16"
Also, not a huge fan of the default colors, so I us
Hi Austin,
When you wrote the Cabrillo file, when it asks for "exchange", did you
put "# Q 91 MO" (that was my exchange, you would put whatever yours was
in there)? If you do that, it should populate the Cabrillo file
correctly.
73, Jim KK0U
On Thu, 12 Nov 2020 02:49:48 -0500
"Austin Seraphin,
Hi Drew,
Thanks for your input. I also had questions about how to get tlf set
up for this contest. In the end, I made a multiplier file with all the
counties, and added a format line to cabrillo.fmt line. It wouldn't
score the mults during the contest, but wrote them correctly in the
cabrillo f
Hi Matthew,
Sounds like you and I are experiemnting with the same thing. Two
computers, each controlling a separate radio, and each computer running
an instance of TLF. On the "main" computer, I ssh to the computer that
controls the second radio, and push the tlf terminal (urxvt) to the X
server
Hi Matthew,
Sounds like you and I are experiemnting with the same thing. Two
computers, each controlling a separate radio, and each computer running
an instance of TLF. On the "main" computer, I ssh to the computer that
controls the second radio, and push the tlf terminal (urxvt) to the X
server
0 -0500, Koos van den Hout PE4KH wrote:
> > On 5/23/20 11:50 PM, jim smith wrote:
> >
> > > I don't know if this adds anything to the discussion or not, but I
> > > wrangled urxvt and played with the color options in tlf until I
> > > landed on a high c
Hi Koos,
On Sun, 24 May 2020 12:39:47 +0200
Koos van den Hout PE4KH wrote:
> On 5/23/20 11:50 PM, jim smith wrote:
>
> > I don't know if this adds anything to the discussion or not, but I
> > wrangled urxvt and played with the color options in tlf until I
> > land
On Sat, 23 May 2020 20:52:00 -0500
Nate Bargmann wrote:
> Are either of you customizing the colors through the respective
> terminal settings (Konsole)/Xresources (Rxvt) or through LOGCFG.DAT?
Hi Nate -- I'm doing the custom color scheme entirely throught
logcfg.dat.
--
73, Jim KK0U
Hi,
I don't know if this adds anything to the discussion or not, but I
wrangled urxvt and played with the color options in tlf until I landed
on a high contrast version that works for me, especially when I've been
up too long and my eyes are tired.
Seems to work across a couple of different versi
On Tue, 28 Jan 2020 20:13:04 +0100
Thomas Beierlein wrote:
> Ok, That would only extend the functionality of CHANGE_RST. If
> changing only the first two numbers are enough that would be the most
> easy solution. If key auto repeat does also work for PgUp/PgDn (needs
> to be tested) you need no
First, I know there is the CHANGE_RST directive, but for QRP contests
(at least in the states), many times ops send an actual RST -- 33N,
439, etc. Is there any way to incorporate this in both the received
stations data (I imagine it would be in the exchange field, like a
serial number) and for t
On Fri, 22 Nov 2019 15:06:14 +0100
Joop Stakenborg wrote:
> I have gotten used to the GNU nano editor, but it does not seem to
> work with tlf. When I type :edit in the callsign field, tlf exits and
> returns straight away without opening nano. Both joe and vi work okay
> here. It is hard to debu
Thomas,
Just throwing out an idea here, would it be possible to have one
keyword (say CUSTOM) for the rules file, and for that particular
contest the user could build their own multiplier file? Might be
tedious once, but might provide an interim work-around until something
more sophisticated coul
Thomas,
Just throwing out an idea here, would it be possible to have one
keyword (say CUSTOM) for the rules file, and for that particular
contest the user could build their own multiplier file? Might be
tedious once, but might provide an interim work-around until something
more sophisticated coul
Hi,
I'm a long-time lurker on this list, and a long-time user of TLF
(since '04 or so) just getting back into contesting after a life
detour. I think TLF is great! So in addition to SM0RUX I would
like to offer many thanks to all the developers that keep this project
moving forward. Completed AR
As a dedicated TLF-user, non-programmer and Stew Perry participant in
the past, keep in mind that the Stew Perry often has additional weirdo
scoring schemes (which IMO, one shouldn't try to program into TLF).
The scoring based upon distance (a hallmark of the Stew) would be very
cool, though.
-
but I have no idea what it's asking me to
> do there.
>
> Thanks!
> Ryan - KB8HOC
>
Either call tlf as "tlf -n" or comment out all the cluster stuff in
the logcfg.dat file. I use a unique logcfg.dat file for each contest.
Basically, each contest has it
o code for FD. After all, whether we like it
or not, FD is a contest, and the output Cabrillo file is the deliverable
produced from tlf.
If you want the log formatted in another way for other purposes, I'm
sure a quick processor with readily available tools can be written.
Just my dwindling
some suggestions, I'm
all ears. ;-)
Thanks.
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On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 19:15:08 +0100
Rein Couperus PA0R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 09:18 -0600, Jim Smith wrote:
> > I know the developers are hard at doing ham radio right now, but
> > maybe one of the users can answer my question.
> >
> >
Ever the FreeBSD advocate of the group, I would like to share something
I discovered this weekend.
If you're using tlf on FreeBSD, 'aterm' is your friend.
I've tried running tlf on my laptop console [setting TERM as 'linux'
and various other types] and it is really a mess. So, I run tlf
while ru
I know the developers are hard at doing ham radio right now, but maybe
one of the users can answer my question.
How in the heck do you get Tlf to write the Cabrillo file properly for
ARRL Sweepstakes? When I enter ':write', I have put in my exchange any
number of different ways, and for the life
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