As someone who tried Mandrake 9 some years ago and gave it away as just
too much hassle to do the things that windows does for you without
thinking about it, why is there such a demand for Linux based systems
for PowerSDR .
Not wishing to open a can of worms but I fail to see why people try to
make things more complicated rather than taking the easy way that is
readily available.
Perhaps I'm just lazy, well I know I am, but can someone explain why
Linux is a better way to go to run my radio with PowerSDR.
I understand Linux has so much to offer in general and of course is
free, but in the PowerSDR context ONLY, what does it have that makes it
worth learning to use? 90% of the messages that refer to Linux might
just as well have been written in Swahili !!, using the apt get gui tool
for example.
I'd really be interested to hear the answer and off forum would be fine.
I retain an open mind, have absolutely nothing against linux and would
happily convert if shown the reasons.
tnx & 73
Keith VK6XH
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