CQRLOG uses data from HamQSL website provided by Paul, N0NBH. A few months ago I published short article how to configure Conky to show the propagation images. It worked but I still had some issues with it. I decided to write a special application to show the data on my desktop - CQRPROP.
Today I updated my personal ppa on Launchpad and created Ubuntu 14.04 & 15.10 deb packages of Lazarus 1.6.0 and fpc 3.0.0. Enjoy!
Last weekend I was working on CQRLOG and builded packages of Lazarus 1.4.4 for Ubuntu 14.04. It was compiled with FPC version 2.6.4 that is available in the same repository on Launchpad. Enjoy!
I'm sure, you already know an excellent HF propagation images from http://www.hamqsl.com/solar.html provided by Paul, N0NBH. There are some apps to show propagation on Windows and Mac desktop. I've been using Ubuntu Linux for years and also would like to have the image on my desktop as well.
You probably know the VMware player - a freeware virtualization software package from VMware. You can create your own virtual machines for free. It doesn't support features such as Teams, multiple snapshots and Clones etc. It is available only for non-commercial usage. At home, I'm pure Linux user and need to test CQRLOG on several distributions, so I use it very often.
As you probably know, me and Martin OK1RR are developing hamradio logging program for Linux - CQRLOG. I would have LoTW suport in CQRLOG, so I decided to do it into version 0.6.0.
Pokud váháte s přechodem na Linux, možná nastal ten správný čas.
After two months we have new version! There are no big changes in the code, only two new features and a few bugs fixed. We also have the cqrlog icon back! DEB packages for Ubuntu Trusty, Xenial, Yakkety and Zesty are ready on Launchpad. If you are using my personal PPA, new version will be part of system updates.
More information in Download section.
This is mainly bug fix release. Packages for Ubuntu 14.04, 16.04 and 16.10 are already available on Launchpad. More details in Download section of the CQRLOG website.
It took almost 6 months but we have new CQRLOG release! A few screenshots of what's new in 1.9.1 is available on CQRLOG website.
