Hello and welcome to the 547th installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts cover short topics including the return of Logbook of the World, gaming with FT-8, the RegreSSHion vulnerability that affects many systems, Nobara Linux 39, Linux running on Google Drive, the latest version of AllStar Link and much, much more. Thanks for listening and we hope you have a great week.
Probably looking to start up a VHF/Digital and HF net for AF0SS. We are looking for membership and applying for ARRL affiliation before Huntsville. If you want to join, please just e-mail info@lhspodcast.info and say you want to join. No cost. No obligation. Please let us know if you are an ARRL member as well. VHF/Digital will be accessible via DMR, YSF, FM (locally), M17, Allstar and Echolink. Once I am in possession of an AMBE transcoder, D-Star will also be included.
Comment on Episode #545 from Tom, N4HAI
Hoping y'all talk about FD - it's coming up QUICK! I'm putting my station together - PS, K3, cheapo laptop. We're having a dry run this week at the park to make sure networking, etc., all work. Using N3FJP again this year - good stuff. And it's simple, Windows, etc., for the newbies.
Comment on Episode #545 from Tom, N4HAI
Looking forward to listening to the show tonight - Guessing y'all are doing it tonight? Unrelated: check out my new rig config in the Jeep! I couldn't mount 'em low 'cause of the 6-speed. 73 de N4HHHHHHHHHHAI
Comment on Not1MM Installation Video on YouTube from @yoerim360
did u test install on debian?
Comment on Building Your Ubuntu Ham Shack Computer - Part 4 from @Andre-xu3pq
Hi, dot you have a TIP for use on a Icom 7610? i have " sound " but rig controle i don't know what the select (USB ports)
E-mail from Tim, KD0UUU, on Episode #545
Just wanted to say, I discovered your podcast this year and I am hooked. Love it! My thoughts on fish, color should never be "off" salmon should have olive green back & top of head, flesh should be salmon orange - tan or brownish is run the other way fast! And if it smells like the carp kill in the spring run off---run! I am pretty sure I have a card from NE4RD also. Thanks Kindly, Tim Jorgenson, KD0UUU.
E-mail from David on Episode #518 (Weekender CXVIII)
When I studied "Argumentation and Debate" rule one was "If you can't back it up, don't say it". The consensus of your topic "Worst thing about ham radio" was "Old, White Guys". Here's a challenge for you: Pick the computer language of your choice and set up the print string: "We should promote the inclusion of all groups in Amateur Radio EXCEPT <age>, <race>, <sex>. The one thing I hate is to go to a ham event and see too many of those people there."Now make lists for age, race, and sex, pulling variables from any Government form. Cycle through the string to create all possible strings from that string and those variables. Now, read ALL of those strings on your show. Well, all of those strings, except the "Old, White, Guys" one, as you have already done that. Would you feel comfortable slighting any one of those other strings publicly? No? But, as a group "Old, White, Guys" is fair game? Ok, so back that up. Yes, most Hams fall into that group, So, if any other group, age, race, or sex, that ever becomes more successful than it's census percentage would suggest should then become fair game for exclusion and derision as well? At least the next time I am asked to accept the commitment of being a board member of a club or volunteer for any job involving amateur radio I should just reply "No, let the <age><race><sex> do it."
Segment 3 (New Subscribers, New Supporters & Live Participants)
Hello and welcome to Episode 546 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts take a look at some of the variations of the newly released Fedora 40 distribution. Topics include installation, desktop environments, ease of use, ham radio readiness, quirks and more. A particular focus is the partitioning system and other potential issues. Thanks for listening and have a great week.
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