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Strange but very understandable. I run Linux Mint 21.3 and Fedora 40 in a dual configuration. Fedora runs best. My windows machine always acts up. Bog W7ZDX [email protected]> wrote:

Zero issues here on Opensuse Tumbleweed running Plasma 6.1.1 and Mesa 26.1.2 and Wayland. I know there were some early Plasma and Mesa issues especially on Nvidia hardware (AMD GPUs were unaffected

I also have trouble running fldigi on a Raspberry Pi running Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm. It uses Wayland by default. fldigi runs very very slow. I switched back to openbox and it works fine. I did not

Al, Just to be sure, rename the .flrig config directory in your home directory and see if flrig will start with a fresh config. I've see corruption rarely happen, but when it happens that is the usual

Should also probably say it included an upgrade from Fedora 39 to 40, but no kernel update along with it.

I recently upgraded to the latest versions of KDE on Fedora, which means I am forced out of X and into Wayland. In the past I have had no problems building and running the tasks, but not they build

You could use rigctld. You can have multiple clients connect to the rigctld instance. Or you could have multiple rigctld instances running, each connected to a different radio and listening on a

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Is there an Omnirig type solution that runs on Linux that can be used to link a USB SDR radio to a User interface like FLdigi and also link to a simple CW transmitter ? Looking for something that

Ron, Choose the Database lookup, QRZ.com <http://qrz.com/>, to populate the fields. Enter the password in the lower portion of the page. Enabling the the Browser lookup at the top will switch to the

Bullseye is not the latest release for an RPi. The current OS is Raspberry is Raspberry Pi OS. I installed the latest HamPi for my RPi4 but I noticed is still had Python version 2, which has been

Has this problem been resolved? ?I ran a trace and got pretty much the same results.. ? FLDIGI was running just fine on my Raspi 4 with the latest OS (bullseye I think). ?Then for no apparent

It does not remember between invocations of Fldigi or reboots.

Despite having these settings enabled when you do a lookup the data doesn't appear to populate as expected. Missing data includes State, Grid, Address, etc.

It doesn’t remember on my system between FLDigi restarts. I haven’t tried rebooting. 73, Dan AI2M

One more question about this given I don't have the patience to click 50 times. ?:-) When launching FLDigi from the Terminal as described - I noticed that the Terminal now needs *access* to the

Does the OS remember the access permissions between executions of fldigi, and after OS reboot? David

Yes, I was having the same issue and hitting 'allow' many, many times worked for me too! -- 73, KC2O

That does provide a bit of a clue however.? Thanks for that report Peter. David, W1HKJ

A user with stamina ! David