I just bought two of these (strictly for radio work), and have too say, I am impressed for 250 bucks - YMMV M.2's and RAM non included Gigabyte GB-BSRE-1605B Quad Core / 8 thread CPU 4x HDMI 2x M.2 Sl

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I'll second what Jim wrote here. I'm using a Lenovo X1 Extreme Gen1 for my work laptop (15.6in screen). Its a serious little box: Dual PCI M.2 NVME slots, Thunderbolt port, USB 3.x, Nvidia Graphics, H

Hi Bill, All, One can use upate/config alternatives for multiple versions of a given application, however, for WSJTX it's not very practical. Over the years, when using distro-installed versions of WS

Thanks for the example Andy. I was trying to deconstruct the messages without checking the id first .. Dooh! What I looked at doing (some time back) was implementing a simple service for logging QSO's

Hello All, First, apologies for the lengthy delay on getting the latest version (v2.0.1) published. I had no end of problems with Mint 19 on my new workstation rebuild (nothing to do with WSJT-X itsel

Hello All, I’ve been tied up with issues due to the major snow fall (feet of snow) this last week or so. I saw Joe’s release of 2.0.1 but I’ve simply not had time to build the package and push it to L

Just a plug for Ubuntu/Debian/Mint: Just this last week, I retired my 10yr old Q6 workstation and built a Ryzen dual nvme box. I was reluctant to use Mint, but, went ahead with Mint 19.1 as the primar

Hello All, Of late, there have been several folks experiencing problems when setting up their Linux Development Tooling across various Debian | Ubuntu based distributions. To try and alleviate some of

Hello All, Following Joe’s release of WSJT-X v2.0.0, package-manager versions are available via Launchpad PPA. Distribution(s): Xenial (16.04), Bionic (18.04) Arch: i386, amd64, armhf, arm64, ppc64el

Hello All, Following Joe's WSJT-X 1.8.0 GA Release message, I've updated my Lauchpad PPA’s (WSJTX and WSJTX-NEXT) as released by the WSJT Development Team. Both packages are sitting at the tagged revi

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Hello All, Following Joe's WSJT-X RC3 message yesterday, I've updated my Lauchpad PPA (WSJTX-NEXT) to RC3 as released by the WSJT Development Team. Supported Distributions: * Trusty, Xenial, Zesty * S

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Hello All, The Hamlib development team recently made a slight change to their build invocation. As result, a minor change to the JTSDK-Win Hamlib3 build script was required. TO UPGRADE: * Open JTSDK M

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Hello All, Following Joe's RC3 release message, I've posted WSJT-X v1.7.0 RC3 on Launchpad. The version was pulled together using Bill's super-build script for tagged releases. RELEASE NOTES (From Joe

Hi John, Sorry, but, I do not know the answer to that. I don't believe I've ever changed the font(s) from whatever the default is. Maybe others on the forums here can provide better guidance with rega

Hello All, Following Joe's release of WSJT-X v1.7.0-RC2, I've updated my Launchpad PPA to reflect the release. The package as of today, r7296, is a few commits beyond that which was release formally,

Here's the UTUBE like where Joe is speaking. He starts at about T =33.00 or so. 17th International EME conference - Venice 2016 - Live stream part 4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QNxcHJxHsA 73's Gr

Hello All, This message applies to those using JTSDK to build and test WSJT-X, primarily for Linux. For Windows, you should use Joe's posted installer(s) or use the help menus to build a custom versio

Hello All, Joe and Bill have tagged WSJTX v1.7.0-r7012-RC1 today. For those using my Launchpad PPA to test with, the wsjtx-next PPA (development package) has been updated to reflect the tag. No furthe

Hi Joe, All, I posted r7005 Alpha 1 on Launchpad for Debian / Ubuntu. ARMv7 Hard Float (armhf) builds are still running but should be available in an hour or so. Version Info ------------ Current Vers

Hello All, For some time now, I've been looking for a better ( easier ) way of managing release documentation, and I think I have a solution that meets all the needs I have ( maybe others ), and thoug