One thing to do (I do) is run linux in a vm under Windows or OS X. Its not a
perfect solution but better than being completely cut off!
Neal Campbell
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On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 4:54 PM, Steven L Hess wrote:
> Well I can dream of being able to stay in Linux and use my Flex 3000.
> When I boot to Windows XP I lose my email access, ability to transfer
> files across my network, access to most of my IRC sessions, all my
> bookmarked URLs and local files. Windows is pretty crippled for me. I
> can only wait until I can build a Box that runs SDR and Hamradio apps in
> a Microsoft environment and add it to my KVM. Seeing how small a
> share of the OS market Linux has I don't see people exporting lots of
> Ham radio applications to it. As most ham radio stuff is payware and
> donationware. Linux is not an attractive environment for most Amateur
> Radio software authors as it is pretty much a freeware environment. Some
> have said "never" about Linux ports.
>
> Steven
>
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> 3975, 7181, 14.329, 52.560, 146.550 Simplex tone squelch PL 100 and,
> 442.950 + PL 103.5 or 443.900 + PL 100.
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