One last thought. VirtualBox is a free platform that runs other operating
systems as virtual machines, i.e. Windows, Android, etc. I run Windows 7 on
one of my Debian systems.
VirtualBox should make it possible for you to run any logging software you
want. It's a simple package install on Ubuntu.
On 5/30/25 16:01, ralph phillips via BVARC wrote:
My situation ....
I had to rebuild my OS from scratch and loaded Linux UBUNTU 24.xx
I appreciate everyone's suggestions for a logging program that runs in LINUX.
Searched for LINUX logger using DUCK DUCK GO
Some that came up are simple lists, some are no longer supported, need to
compile from source code, etc.
Well, my search is over.
Below are the ones that were worth really checking out, and the results.
N1MM does not run in LINUX
DXKEEPER is Windows only
NOT1MM requires support packages that do not run in the newest version of
UBUNTU LINUX
CQR LOG does not run in LINUX versions past 22.xx
QLOG runs just fine but is a little awkward in handling any "contest".
However, I can make it work since FD accepts a DUPE sheet and does not require
cabrillo logs. I can export my log to a CSV file and sort it using EXCEL for
all my counting, modes, and dupe checks.
It also connects to WSJT-x to automatically log contacts
HAM2K runs on an android phone and may be a workable alternative
AGAIN, THANKS FOR ALL THE SUGGESTIONS!!
I am now going through the same thing to find a suitable SSTV package.
Several options, but most will not run in UBUNTU 24.xx or are no longer
supported.
73 !
Ralph KE5HDF
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