Linux and Ham Radio Software

[@tchambers807]

I just purchased a cheap($45) laptop to explore the idea of using Linux in my ham radio life. What a great presentation to discover at the perfect time. Well done Andy, and thank you DARA for uploading

[@W6EL]

Hello Andy! Thank you for including and mentioning wfview (26:30). Yes indeed, wfview can run as a server on a Pi which can then be accessed via a remote computer running wfview for remote radio control, audio, spectrum, etc. We support many older radios, although the feature set varies considerably. Our website is easy to find and we are always pleased to hear from linux users. Ham Radio is the Original Open Source hobby, and people like Andy Stewart are keeping that flame burning! Thanks again! --E de W6EL

[@edtruthseeker3337]

This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing this information and for creating and maintaining your Linux distro. I am a long time Linux user and I have been a General Operator for 11 months. I love this hobby. I am going to install your operating system on a laptop today and put it to work. You have given me a good weekend project. Thank you DARA for all of the videos that you have uploaded. I will spend the day watching them. I have never been to a Dayton Hamvention. I hope to next year. 73. KM4MMD

[@alandigiovanni5282]

Thank you Andy. This is really great.

[@johnstewart9156]

Excellent! Thank you very much Andy...73

[@AG4KN]

Need to add Winlink (PatWinlink),Vara, Vara AC as well.,

[@no5x937]

Do you think your software will work on Linux Mint 20, 21, or 22? What changes in your Xubuntu installer would need to change to support these LM O/S Versions?

[@WeightlossjourneyAT44]

I’m interested in setting up 10 meter beacon. Have a 10 meter radio and pi 4 Lenox

[@travnewmatic]

Why sourceforge?

[@nigelgunn_W8IFF]

CQRLog doesn't work due to security issues with the default database software.