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Tried to download Fldigi from link on W1HKJ.COM, but I get Not Found The requested URL /LinuxApps/fldigi.933b.src.tar.gz was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was

When I addes the button to gmfsk I put it in the settings. I also was working on a mode-dependent version...probably CW and Other only, as the CW center is usually lower. It would be great if fldigi

It is configured in the source. Specifically, in src/rigcontrol/hamlib.cxx on line 177. -Joe, KD8ATU Rick Kunath wrote:

w1hkj wrote: Works beautifully here for me Dave, thanks so much. One other question on the QSY feature... where does "sweet spot" number come from? Is this coming from Hamlib, or is it settable

The PTT problem with receive-only rigs should be fixed in this version. If you can test that type of device please do so and report your results. I retested the hamlib interface to my Argonaut V and

The problem with cpu% going to 100% when holding the mouse over the waterfall button controls is resolved in this version. I will be looking at the PTT problem tomorrow. My brain works better in the

Good Info for me too Rick. Also I have located the issue with the 100% cpu usage when you change waterfall speeds. It was worse than that. The cpu% would go to 100% whenever you held the mouse over

Sounds beautiful now. Seems fixed. More details for other testers on the PTT issue. This occurs with either one of my receivers (non-transceivers, i.e. no Tx) that I use out of the shack upstairs. If

Fixed various seg fault problems & other bugs Olivia problem revisited - just might have it licked this time! CW transmit keyclicks -- are no more -- coding error corrected. Font selection dialog

Please see the web site for additional info. Several changes, some necessary to fix an Olivia problem and others that were in the wings waiting to be added. Reverse switch is on the front panel

I noticed after building the FLTK on Mandriva 2006 that I had some jagged and blocky looking fonts in fldigi. By building FLTK with the following switches (and rebuilding fldigi, I was able to see a

I got fldigi compiled successfully on Mandrake 10.1 using your clear instructions and FLTK 1.1.7 with threading enabled. I'll be testing it on Mandriva 2006 later on tonight after I get home. I don't

_,___ Mike, If you compile the program from the main directory as: make you will get a Debug version of the program in the Debug directory directly under the main one. if you: make CFG=Release you

Hi all... A couple hours ago, I downloaded and installed fldigi. Went in without any problem the first try, after reading what dependencies to install. Without reading any documentation, I ran the

It should be expanded to at least 3300 Hz. Most rigs (including my 857) do roll off above ~2300 Hz but signals are still receivable up to at least 3000, and strong ones will come in above that. -Joe,

Some significant improvements in waterfall processing ... gives a much lower cpu% on the development suite. Also corrected one potentially fatal coding error. The error never occured during any of my

OK, Success! On a quiet band the display showed nothing until I adjusted the signal range control. Leigh/WA5ZNU

OK, I got it to compile and run. Hamlib works and can read my rig. But I get nothing from the RX side. My sound device is /dev/dsp1. It seems to open it because gmfsk complains that it /dev/dsp1 is

The Fltk 2.x configure file does enable threads by default. It would be nice if the 1.7 distro did the same. Fldigi may one of the first large programs placed in the GPL public domain that uses

Thank you; I figured it out too. I used rpmbuild, but the fltk.spec file in the tarfile download from fltk.org does not have --enable-threads in the default config, so it's always going to be required