Hi Andy,
Thanks for the response. Your reply makes sense. In regards to CQRLog, it is a very thorough logbook but it isn't really conducive to contests logging either. For contests you really need either a separate and slim program for each contest (like the N3FJP packages), or one that is customizable for each contest. The only ones I've found for Linux seem to be relics from the early 1990's. Thanks. 73, Steve - AA5TB Fort Worth HI Steve, I have tried to get updated versions into the Debian and Ubuntu repositories for the last to releases, to no avail. Savannah is a well trusted site, and note also that there is a signed file with the tarball that I've uploaded. If you trust me, then you trust that which I've uploaded, once you've verified the signature matches. If you don't trust me, it won't be any better than what Debian/Ubuntu distribute, since they get it from me. That said, once one has downloaded the tarball, the process is quite standard: sudo -i cd /usr/local/src tar xcvf xlog-<version>.tar.gz cd xlog-<version> Read the INSTALL file for detailed instructions. ./configure make make install Regarding a "modern context logger" for Linux, perhaps cqrlog would better meet that need. 73, Andy -- Andy Stewart (KB1OIQ) Founder: Worcester Linux Users' Group Founder: Chelmsford Linux Meetup Group President: PART of Westford, MA (WB1GOF)
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