Wes, there's something strange going on here. The Raspberry Pi 64 package on the WSJT-X website claims to be for PiOS Buster, the version before the current PiOS Bullseye. Given that PiOS is essential

#install

FWIW, https://sourceforge.net/projects/wsjt/files/wsjtx-2.5.0/ 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

#general

Ian, this extract from some notes I prepared a while ago for my FT-817ND (of which the FT-818 is a clone with more recent componentry) may prove helpful: 73, HTH, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX If that doesn

#Yaesu

Jay, it sounds as if the radio is not set to data mode. p.123 of the English user manual has instructions for setting up data modes. This applies to WSJTX, even though it's not specifically mentioned.

#Kenwood #Yaesu #txaudio #AudioIssues

Brian, the little arrows at the top and bottom of the pane are scroll buttons. The massive number of entries in the list, under Linux, is due to two phenomena: HTH, 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

#WSJTX_config #AudioIssues #linux

Danny, adding to the above, have you used the file command (see http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/file.1.html). If not, try it, and report what is says. Please also try with the -i param

#logging

Danny, try looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingMimeTypes. There is a file /etc/mime.types which controls which file extension is recognised as which mime-type. You could edit it, or mor

#logging

Andy, Bill, there is a Microsoft article from 2019 which includes the canonicalisation of separators (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/io/file-path-formats#canonicalize-separators). On

#wsjt-x-crashing

Lance, that trace looks as if there is a badly formed path somewhere in the jt9 decoder. The / should probably be a \. I would expect that you, as a user, are not in a position to amend it. [But I may

#wsjt-x-crashing

Glenn, the short engineer's answer must be that the various variants of WSJT-X (and similar programs) will give approximately the same answer when running on different hardware. Underneath, there is s

#IssueReport

Bob, it looks like a transient glitch on groups.io, now resolved (since we can both now post). Probably one of life's lesser mysteries! 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

#FT8

JP, FORTRAN and C are really assemblers masquerading as high level languages (thus the ghastly arithmetic IF of old FORTRAN, and slovenly data typing of C). If one is programming DSP—which is fundamen

J, I'd very much agree with Jim's suggestion of a second computer to learn Linux on. If you can find a local mentor for Linux, so much the better. If you install Ubuntu as your version of Linux, in an

Rod, the issue might be due to whatever theme the XFCE desktop is using. You might find this useful if the issue is due to Qt themes https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/05/use-custom-themes-for-qt-appl

Larry, there is no need to link against a local Hamlib. I have had success building the statically linked WSJT-X package. (The latest package is 2.2.2, btw.) That avoids any issues of library incompat

#install

Mike, 1) to help further with this, a little more information is necessary. 2) Exactly what version of Linux is installed? Is it Debian 10 (Buster)? Is it some version of Ubuntu, and if so, what versi