On 19/06/2015 05:33, poppafred@... [WSJTX] wrote: Hi Fred, We are not aware of any issues. The Qt framework we use for platform independence will give a message at

With the free release of Win 10 coming at the end of July, I have been wondering how that would effect WSJT-X 1.6 and WSJTX Suite. It's not very often that Microsoft gives anything away so I'm

Richard m0clz, wrong in the last post. On Wednesday, June 17, 2015 8:59 PM, richard stanley wrote: The only way I know to run multiple configs is the --rig-name= I use a shortcut

The only way I know to run multiple configs is the --rig-name= I use a shortcut with this for my wife, it's meant for different rigs but gives her the seperate logbook that she

A question along the same vane. I am running a Flex 6500 and I would like to run 2 instances of the WSJT-X one on 40 meters and one on 20 meters. I am using DXkeeper for logging. I am running

Hello All, Previous to v2.0.7, JTSDK Nix was focused on Debian/Ubuntu based distro's. This is no longer the case. There is a separate Launchpad package that deals with Debain/Ubuntu specifically and

Hello All, DISCLAIMER All of the builds are "Snapshots" of their respective branch. With very few exceptions, there is no guarantee a given feature / function will work, or even be included in the

HI David, I'm not sure when, but I'm pretty sure Joe and the other developers are going to integrate WSPR-15 mode in WSJTX which is 15min TX/RX sequence I believe, designed specifically for the low

Tks for info Bear.... i remember the mode, but didn't catch on. i will revisit it. david/wd4kpd On 6/9/2015 10:01 AM, blitz716 blitz716@... [WSJTX]

Btw bear, I run the lentus@... list feelfree to sub if you're not now. Same goes for anyone else interested in the mode. qrpbear@... [WSJTX] wrote:

Lentus digital mode by the same fellow that develops multiPSK might fit your needs. Five minute transmissions and seems to go about 6dB deeper into the noise than WSPR. I've used it for testing from

Hello All, DISCLAIMER: All of the PPA builds are "Snapshots" of their respective branch. In this case ../branches/wsjtx ( v1.6.0-devel ). With very few exceptions, there is no guarantee a given

just wonder if there be out there a modem that given a long t/r period could be used on our bands. am thinking about NASA data from the Voyager that seems to be integrated over many

It looks like your still compiling from wsjtx_exp it is no longer being updated. try checkout-wsjtx build-wsjtx rinstall It will build 1.6 with all the new changes, you will need to go settings,

On 07/06/2015 21:13, guy@... [WSJTX] wrote: Hi Guy, The best place for questions about the development code is the wsjt-devel list on SourceForge. New changes

How often does one get new versions of WSJT-X if compiling in JTSDK? I am *very* new to this and have been puzzled by the highest version I can compile being v5425, yet seeing board postings referring

Hello All, Following Joe's v1.5.0 (GA) Release Announcement: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/wsjtgroup/conversations/messages/14142 we now have an updated repository package available to Ubuntu

Forwarded from the wsjtgroup Yahoo group. 73 Bill G4WJS. -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject:

Hello, There was a problem reported on the dev-list in regards the Python33 DLL location. I've added a quick fix to the post install update script which should resolve the issue. Because this is a

Hello All, After a bit of trial & error, I think things are sorted out for building the WSPR user-guide on Windows. Getting Python2 and Python3 to play nicely together was a bit of a trick ;-) In