The scanner folks would be interested in WinStarr stuff like Win97 and 
Win96. I will try to get them running and let you know how it goes.

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> Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2007 09:04:27 -0500
> From: "Tim Lemmon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Swlfest] Swlfest Digest, Vol 37, Issue 2
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> Hey Skip.
>
> Thanks for the ideas.  Yep, I just installed three common ham radio apps in
> Linux via wine last night.  Echolink, MMTTY and Digipan.  They all worked
> well.  Ham Radio Deluxe however didn't want to run.  What other common ham
> radio apps should I try?
>
> I like your idea of rig control programs too.  I've always thought that
> computer control is so cool, that if you've never ever used it before, you
> simply haven't lived!
>
> One additional idea I am thinking about is having a box full of Ubuntu CD's
> to hand out at the end of the forum.  Makes it very easy for anyone
> interested to boot the LIVE CD and try it out on their own.
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> Chat with ya soon.
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> -Tim
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> On Dec 6, 2007 8:35 AM, T.J. 'Skip' Arey N2EI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I think it would be a great presentation!
>> Like you, I have been playing with Linux for a while.
>> The best thing for radio hobbyists is, less money spent on operating
>> systems, more money to spend on radios!
>> If you go forward with this, I would make one suggestion. Give some
>> thought to radio control application packages. Many are ported to Linux
>> but some are only native to Windoze. Letting folks know how to make
>> these run (under Wine, etc.) would be a big help I am sure.
>> Have fun!
>>
>>
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>>> Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2007 22:28:45 -0500
>>> From: "Tim Lemmon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>> Subject: Re: [Swlfest] 2008(!?) Fest Casting Call
>>> To: "Discussion list for the Winter SWL Fest" <[email protected]>
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>>> Richard and John.
>>>
>>> Here's an idea for a forum at next years SWL Fest.  Earlier today, I was
>>> eating lunch with some local hams.  Two of them had just discovered
>>>       
>> Linux
>>     
>>> and raved at how easy it was to install and use.  Of course I've been
>>> fooling with Linux for years so I loved hearing their enthusiasm.  The
>>> conversation quickly turned into the thought of me creating a Linux
>>>       
>> based
>>     
>>> presentation to our local club.
>>>
>>> After giving it some thought, maybe that would work.  There are a ton of
>>>       
>> ham
>>     
>>> radio applications out there.  Maybe some for SWL too, haven't checked
>>>       
>> into
>>     
>>> that yet.  Since Linux and all programs are totally FREE, I bet there
>>>       
>> would
>>     
>>> be a large interest level at the fest.  Maybe I could create a forum
>>>       
>> such as
>>     
>>> "Linux and the SWL" ?  Concentrate on what it is, how easy it is to use,
>>>       
>> and
>>     
>>> what programs are available for the SWL.
>>>
>>> If you guys think this is something worth thinking about, I'll do some
>>> research.
>>>
>>> -Tim
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Nov 26, 2007 5:48 PM, John Figliozzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>>>> Unbelievable!  It's that time again!  So, let us take this
>>>> opportunity to invite one and all to be a part of the program on
>>>> March 7-8, 2008 at the Inn at Towamencien in beautiful Kulpstown, the
>>>> city by the Turnpike.  (Hey!  It beats the city by the pig farm!)
>>>>
>>>> As you know, one of the centerpieces of the Fest weekend is our line-
>>>> up of informative and entertaining forums.  These excellent sessions
>>>> are put together and presented by people just like you--people with a
>>>> deep and abiding interest in radio and a willingness to share what
>>>> they've experienced, learned and know.
>>>>
>>>> So, how about it?  Have you a topic that you think Fest participants
>>>> will find interesting and would like to present?  Tell us about it.
>>>>
>>>> Your role will be to lead a one hour session forum.  That means
>>>> preparing about a half-hour presentation that leaves plenty of time
>>>> for audience questions and interaction.
>>>>
>>>> And as a gesture of appreciation (and perhaps some measure of small
>>>> compensation for your efforts), the Fest will comp your registration
>>>> fees if your proposal is accepted by the Organizing Committee for
>>>> inclusion in the 2008 program.
>>>>
>>>> Make your suggestion/proposal to John Figliozzi at
>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.  If you have any questions, we'll be happy
>>>> to discuss them with you. And don't hesitate...from personal
>>>> experience we've learned that people tend to unfairly minimize their
>>>> own abilities in this area.  We know you'll be great...but you have
>>>> to let us in on what you're thinking!
>>>>
>>>> Be a part of the 2008 SWL Winterfest!
>>>>
>>>> 73
>>>> Richard Cuff
>>>> John Figliozzi
>>>> 2008 SWL Winterfest Co-Chairs
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>> T.J. "SKIP" AREY N2EI
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> Mark.
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> What ideas do you have for Linux appliances for the shack?
>
> -Tim
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> On Dec 6, 2007 5:14 AM, Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>   
>> Tim,
>>
>> If you need a hand with your idea let me know. I have a few ideas for
>> Linux appliances that could be useful around the shack.
>>
>> Mark
>>
>> On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 22:28 -0500, Tim Lemmon wrote:
>>     
>>> Richard and John.
>>>
>>> Here's an idea for a forum at next years SWL Fest.  Earlier today, I
>>> was eating lunch with some local hams.  Two of them had just
>>> discovered Linux and raved at how easy it was to install and use.  Of
>>> course I've been fooling with Linux for years so I loved hearing their
>>> enthusiasm.  The conversation quickly turned into the thought of me
>>> creating a Linux based presentation to our local club.
>>>
>>> After giving it some thought, maybe that would work.  There are a ton
>>> of ham radio applications out there.  Maybe some for SWL too, haven't
>>> checked into that yet.  Since Linux and all programs are totally FREE,
>>> I bet there would be a large interest level at the fest.  Maybe I
>>> could create a forum such as "Linux and the SWL" ?  Concentrate on
>>> what it is, how easy it is to use, and what programs are available for
>>> the SWL.
>>>
>>> If you guys think this is something worth thinking about, I'll do some
>>> research.
>>>
>>> -Tim
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Nov 26, 2007 5:48 PM, John Figliozzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>         Unbelievable!  It's that time again!  So, let us take this
>>>         opportunity to invite one and all to be a part of the program
>>>         on
>>>         March 7-8, 2008 at the Inn at Towamencien in beautiful
>>>         Kulpstown, the
>>>         city by the Turnpike.  (Hey!  It beats the city by the pig
>>>         farm!)
>>>
>>>         As you know, one of the centerpieces of the Fest weekend is
>>>         our line-
>>>         up of informative and entertaining forums.  These excellent
>>>         sessions
>>>         are put together and presented by people just like you--people
>>>         with a
>>>         deep and abiding interest in radio and a willingness to share
>>>         what
>>>         they've experienced, learned and know.
>>>
>>>         So, how about it?  Have you a topic that you think Fest
>>>         participants
>>>         will find interesting and would like to present?  Tell us
>>>         about it.
>>>
>>>         Your role will be to lead a one hour session forum.  That
>>>         means
>>>         preparing about a half-hour presentation that leaves plenty of
>>>         time
>>>         for audience questions and interaction.
>>>
>>>         And as a gesture of appreciation (and perhaps some measure of
>>>         small
>>>         compensation for your efforts), the Fest will comp your
>>>         registration
>>>         fees if your proposal is accepted by the Organizing Committee
>>>         for
>>>         inclusion in the 2008 program.
>>>
>>>         Make your suggestion/proposal to John Figliozzi at
>>>         <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.  If you have any questions, we'll be
>>>         happy
>>>         to discuss them with you. And don't hesitate...from personal
>>>         experience we've learned that people tend to unfairly minimize
>>>         their
>>>         own abilities in this area.  We know you'll be great...but you
>>>         have
>>>         to let us in on what you're thinking!
>>>
>>>         Be a part of the 2008 SWL Winterfest!
>>>
>>>         73
>>>         Richard Cuff
>>>         John Figliozzi
>>>         2008 SWL Winterfest Co-Chairs
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>>
>>
>>
>> Mark Phillips, G7LTT/NI2O
>> Randolph, NJ
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