Category Archives: Software

Running N1MM+ logger with Wine on Debian Buster

Posted on 03 Dec 2018 by Nate Bargmann 4,965 views

I’m certainly not the first to attempt to run the popular N1MM Logger+ contest logging program on Linux through Wine.  I do think that I’m one of the few (NF8M, W2NRL (thanks to both of you for putting your experiences … Continue reading →

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Compiling WSJT-X 1.7.0 on Devuan Jessie

Posted on 23 Dec 2016 by Nate Bargmann 4,287 views

The latest version of WSJT-X, 1.7.0, was released on 19 December, 2016.  I found that the available Debian formatted package would not install as it is biult for Ubuntu 16.04.1 (and variants) which has a newer version of Qt5 on … Continue reading →

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Running Electraft utilities on Linux amd64 and multiarch

Posted on 31 Jul 2016 by Nate Bargmann 2,816 views

At this time the Elecraft utilities for Linux are only available as i386 32 bit precompiled binaries.  Other architectures such as amd64 or armhf (Raspberry Pi) must use another means, if possible.  The Debian Linux distribution and its derivatives (Ubuntu, … Continue reading →

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An SQL query for unique SKCC numbers in CQRlog

Posted on 15 Aug 2011 by Nate Bargmann 4,747 views

As a follow-on to the MySQL server spawned by CQRlog article, I present a nice bit of SQL for your amusement.  This query is based on the storage of SKCC numbers being in the award column and in the format … Continue reading →

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Accessing the MySQL server spawned by CQRlog

Posted on 15 Aug 2011 by Nate Bargmann 8,043 views

Since version 1.0.0~alpha1 CQRlog has used the ubiquitous MySQL database.  By default MySQL is used as an embedded database and the individual databases are stored under ~/.config/cqrlog/database/  This is all well and good and has the advantage of removing the … Continue reading →

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