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To access the serial port? you must be a member of the /dialout/ group. dave@tk7:~$ groups dave adm *dialout* fax cdrom floppy tape sudo audio dip video plugdev lpadmin netdev scanner

So I got an alert from Microsoft that they are Stopping the support for all Windows 10 and prior. As I have a few computers I? am now going to go full Linux and install different Flavors of

When I view the trace log, I see flrig sending a "get smeter" command every second, but have displayed S-meter on the radio. When I press the "Tune" button, I also see a "get power out", but no

Sorry, I erroneously reported that I see this issue in flrig 2.0.0. This version does appear to scroll correctly, but occasionally will show the wrong filter bandwidth.

Try out different ones to find the one that works for you. Problems are solved by doing internet searches, asking ChatGPT, or just messing around with it and learning from it. Debian is my choice at

Hi all, Have experienced an issue with my Ten Tec 550 Pegasus and flrig, where I cannot select a transceiver filter bandwidth because the scroll feature automatically resets to the top of the

Just adding that I've tried the above listed versions of flrig on MacOS 15.2, latest Raspbian with a 6.6 kernel, and Fedora 41 respectively.

Hi all, Thanks for all the work you do on the fl-suite of software. Wanted to share an issue I’m having with flrig and the Ten Ten 550 Pegasus transceiver. I can connect and operate the radio just

Right click on the left most status bar control.

Can't the setting be put here, kinda as it was before? Tweaking into the modem menu isn't so fast when trying to decode something on the fly :) [image: shot-2024-11-28_14-50-07.jpg] Something the

Re Zoom. A group of 4 of us here use it regularly, they on Windows or various phones, me generally on Linux (LMDE 6 now) and no issues at all (other than me forgetting just what controls the

Hello Dave, ADIF 3.1.5 has been releases with new HELL submodes https://adif.org.uk/315/ADIF_315.htm#Introduction_Changes_from_Previous_Versions /Addition to the Mode

Zoom works well on chrome [email protected]> wrote:

I don't know how well your applications will work, but I use Windows Virtual Radar Server with mono on the Raspberry Pi. Mono is an open source implementation of Microsoft's .NET Framework. The gray

Well, simply... software component that combines visual elements, like windows, graphics, and text, into a single image on a screen. X11 is the old compositor and Wayland is the new Linux standard. So

I run a recent Ubuntu version, but found their Mate manager to be horrible for my way of use.? Trying to be WAY too Windows-like. What I use is called either Gnome Flashback or Gnome Fallback.? It

Steve, While I can't answer all of you questions, being a user of Kubuntu, and not a developer, programmer, etc, the names you mention, Gnome, LXQT, etc., are all different desktop environments.?

I use LOTW / TQSL - natively... Zoom - natively (zero issues). Use the FLseries, JTDX, Gridtracker2, and CQRlog - all native. I have yet to rely on WINE. Look at my QRZ

I'm trying to troubleshoot a Conky (transparent background) issue, and am learning that Linux (Debian Bookworm in my case) has any number of desktop managers, "compositors", GUI managers/tweaks,

Ham friends, M$ has exceeded my tolerance. The recent spate of marketing of AI and web-based data storage has spurred me to much greater Linux usage. I’m looking to find native Linux substitutes