And sometimes WSJTX or other software changes the sound output without changing the name in setup windows... You have to set the *same* name *again* before it works... Pietro I2OIM Il giorno gio 1

John, One of the Windows annoyances is that it re-arranges audio devices when USB devices change. Also, often sets the latest addition to default. You must bear that in mind, keep them all on and

Jeff, Better in my book is a system I know. One I use constantly, not trying different flavors or compiling anything. Yes, Windows is not built for radio enthusiasts, it has some annoying

I do a lot of work with Linux and WSJT-X.   I build and compile on SuSE Linux Enterprise, Rocky 9 (Red Hat Flavor), and Debian 11.   Of all the Linux distros, I find SuSE Leap or Enterprise

I've also done that. I use the radio names whether the radio has the sound card built in or using an external USB audio interface. One thing I found though with my IC-9700 which does have the

This is for people that have radio's with usb sound cards built in or those that use a dedicated USB sound card, or ONLY use the audio port for their radio... If you have to select your radio's audio

If you have Gridtracker, the latest version treats “RR73” same as CQ, flags it and calls it out audibly (if you’ve chosen that option.)

There was only one sentence & question in the original post, so...

I've spent a significant portion of my career working with Windows in one form or another. I would rather not spend any more. So I have many Ubunti and a couple Freebsd and two OpenBSD in my

I have never been a fan of Windoze. I started in computing in '66 and used System V and BSD (and everything else). My first PCs were Commodores. Anyway I was happy to see Linux come long. I have used

Which is why WSJT-X has a anti-bot process.   He would have to modify the source code.  With respect to bot prevention, WSJT-X is working as intended. -- Jeff Stillinger - KB6IBB KB6IBB

Rick, Have you checked how the new feature in 2.6.0 behaves in that respect? Release notes states: - Add optional highlighting of messages containing RR73 or 73 73, Reino OH3mA

I second Rick on this having helped a friend move his long-time Windows setup to a new Mac. Getting WSJT-X fonts and waterfall width and resolution right on his 5K screen was doable and much easier on

TU & 73, Kary!

Pietro, the new a7 is mentioned here: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.6.0-rc3.html#_ap_decoding 73's de Kari oh2gqc +

I saw a7 for a FT8 signal (2.6rc3), but the document explains it only for JT65. I guess that the call or the locator are coming from an old message. Right? Pietro

I have run WSJT-X on windows and had no problems. I was using windows 7 on an old HP Pavilion. Because I wanted to be 12 volt in case of an emergency I switched to a Raspberry Pi 4 8 gig. The Pi is

From the short description of the problem I understood that he wants to have a bot. 73, Reino OH3mA

Since I am running an older LTS distro of Kubuntu I find it better to compile from the source tarball. Everything works and I probably won't upgrade by distro until it goes end of

I normally just download the .deb file and install it the usual way. But on one of my boxes that wouldn't work, so I just downloaded the tarball and did the compile and install. But normally i would