Re: [Elecraft] Again - logging program...

[Richard Lamont]

On 21/08/17 06:53, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> I'm a somewhat casual contester but am quite happy with the contest
> support in RUMLogNG.  Tom keeps adding additional contests.
> 
> I wish there was a Linux equivalent (or close) to N1MM or RUMLogNG.  For
> non-contest stuff cqrlog isn't bad.  Before I got the mac I used TLF,
> which worked fine but lacked a GUI.

The latest version of CQRlog (2.1.0), released on 6th August 2017, has
added a simple contest logging window. It won't satisfy industrial
contesters but may be good enough for casual use.

https://www.cqrlog.com/

73,
Richard G4DYA
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Re: [Elecraft] Again - logging program...

[Bob Nielsen]

I'm a somewhat casual contester but am quite happy with the contest 
support in RUMLogNG.  Tom keeps adding additional contests.


I wish there was a Linux equivalent (or close) to N1MM or RUMLogNG.  For 
non-contest stuff cqrlog isn't bad.  Before I got the mac I used TLF, 
which worked fine but lacked a GUI.


Bob, N7XY


On 8/20/17 4:19 PM, Jim Hooper wrote:

Bill -

I’m a Mac user and the reason I am considering getting a PC (I shudder 
at the thought) is to be able to use N1MM.   Yes, I run Parallels and 
can do N1MM under it, but performance is a dog and finding the right 
port is a pain. Peter WA7FUS has encouraged me to get a cheap PC but, 
as he well knows, I am slow to pull the trigger.


N1MM has the best collection of preconfigured contest files (I contest 
casually) and integrates well with digital programs (MTTY comes to 
mind for RTTY).  And as you have likely observed, N1MM is free.


I upload to LOTW from the Mac app that I use (RumLogNG) and then 
download to QRZ.


73,
Hoop
K9QJS
San Juan Island




On Aug 20, 2017, at 4:02 PM, Bill Vodall om> wrote:


While in general I'm very happy using qrz.com  for my 
logging, some

circumstances are dictating that I need to at least start keeping my
data local.   I'm tending towards the n1mm logger

https://n1mm.hamdocs.com/tiki-index.php

The idea is to move the data from QRZ and some other key contacts to
the new system, get it working with LotW and eventually move it to a
cloud accessible system even if I have to write it (even more fortune
and fame) myself.

Anything better than N1MM or is this a sane enough plan?

Thanks
Bill

PS.  After living here over 20 years - I finally received my second
QSL card.  Thanks Bob!!!
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