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I'm Linux enthusiast, looking for any good logbook for Linux which support my ft-950 with cat, adif import/export, graphic interface... I'm using Logger 32 on winXP but it doesn't work on wine with Linux. Any suggestons? I just need a good logbook for Linux

CQRlog from OK2CQR should meet those requirements: http://www.cqrlog.com/

For myself I am using YFKlog (what a surprise :) but I am pretty minimalistic in my needs, especially since I use it remotely, a console application is the way to go..

73, Fabian

I use Linux for several years, and now use Mandriva in my notebook, but I have not yet installed programs for radio. For the radio I tried only live knnopix
73 Romina

Maybe someone other reads this page in 5 years. I just wrote a Logbook program with my friend (HB9EUO) It's written in Python and it has got a simple interface. In future syncing between multiple computers or smart phones is planned. It's called pyQSOOffice.

best 73
HB9EUL

I don't know anything about Python (other than that a snake with the same name exists), but after installing the packages recommended in DEPENDENCIES, I don't get very far:

fabian@karamaneh:/tmp/src$ ./main.py
: command not found
: command not found
: command not found
./main.py: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `('
'/main.py: line 18: ` def parallel(thread):
fabian@karamaneh:/tmp/src$ uname -a && python -V
Linux karamaneh 2.6.32-5-686 #1 SMP Wed May 18 07:08:50 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux
Python 2.6.6


Hello DJ1YFK.

Apparently, your system doesn't understand
this program is written in Python, and instead
trying to run it as a Bash script, probably due
to the lack of a "shebang (#!)" mark at the
beginning of the file.

You may run the program via "python ./main.py"
instead of "./main.py" to explicitly ask Python
to run it.

Sorry for replying an old post...