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MSHV
MSHV Amateur Radio Software
MSHV Amateur Radio Software. Developed by LZ2HV - Christo mail: lz2hv@abv.bg Supported working modes: MSK144 MSKMS JTMS FSK441 FSK315 ISCAT JT6M FT8/4 JT65 PI4 Q65 System Requirements: Microsoft Windows Xp, Windows 7,8,10 32 or 64 Bit, Linux Fedora (Red hat), Ubuntu (Debian) . Compiling: MinGw recommended GCC 7.3.0 thread model posix. QT5.6.3 library. IDE recommended QDevelop 0.29. All other libraries included inside the source. Acknowledgements to K1JT Joe Taylor and WSJT Development Group... -
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KB1OIQ - Andy's Ham Radio Linux
Install ham radio software on your favorite flavor of Ubuntu Linux
Version 21 - last version to support 32-bit Version 25a: 05-May-2023 (xfce4) Xubuntu 22.04.0 (last remastered version) Version 26a: 22-Aug-2024 (installation script) Version 26a ========= Version 26a can theoretically be run on any flavor of Ubuntu Linux. An installation script installs the ham radio software on top of whatever you're running. The approach is entirely different from previous versions. There are no remastered versions available in version 26a. To compile the source code... -
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fldigiVI LiveUSB
Ubuntu with fldigi for vision-impaired hams
This project is Ubuntu with fldigi digital modem, flrig, flarq, flmsg, flwrap, and Xlog pre-installed. The CompizConfig Settings Manager is included so vision-impaired amateur radio operators can use Enhanced Zoom magnification. The LiveUSB will run on most PCs with a 32-bit or 64-bit CPU. The support page is http://www.hamradioandvision.com/fldigivi-liveusb. Topics include: 1. Using UNetbootin to make a LiveUSB. 2. Enabling magnification. 3. High visibility text.
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