Category: Linux in the Ham Shack

LHS Episode #149: Coming Up Lemons

Posted on by Russ Woodman

buy-fresh-lemonsHello again, and welcome to Episode #149 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode we tackle a number of interesting and diverse topics: Starting with Field Day and an online course on Climate Change, we move to software patent legislation, deep topics like buildroot and custom Linux images, and then to hardware reverse engineering for your benefit and a utility for helping you save battery power on your laptop. We even manage to get in an interview with our ambassador to SELF, Darrell, KI4LLA. Don't miss one action-packed second.

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LHS Episode #148: Alligators Are Good Eatin’

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Alligator-DinnerWelcome to Episode #148 of Linux in the Ham Shack! In this installment, your hosts discuss Art Bell and the radio of kooks everywhere, free newsletters, Linux terminal utilities, FreeDV, FlexRadio, loggers and a whole bunch more. Thanks for listening, and enjoy all the information we cram in your earholes.

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LHS Episode #147: Radio on the Fringe

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radio-fringeHello, LHS listeners! We are back again with another exciting installment of our show. In this episode we discuss logging, general purpose and contesting, a new single-board computer project, retro gaming, a pop-up terminal for Linux, digital voice, software defined radio and much more. Thanks for listening, and remember: Get on the air!

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LHS Episode #146: Interview with Christian Jacobs

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ctjacobsHello, LHS listeners! In this episode we have a very special treat in store for you all. We have a personal talk with Dr. Christian Jacobs, though I suspect he'd be upset that we labeled him doctor. He's a Ph.D., done a great deal of work with fluid dynamics, and he also happens to be a ham radio operator. He programs using Python and he's written PyQSO, a great lightweight logging application. We talk to him about all these things and much, much more. Please enjoy.

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