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cabrillo logging software for linux
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by KC0SHZ on October 21, 2009
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We are using a current distro of Fedora. I would like to receive recommendations regarding Linux based logging programs that will generate a contest log in Cabrillo format (for the CQWW SSB contest.)
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RE: cabrillo logging software for linux
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by LA4RT on October 22, 2009
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There's tlf. It is mostly unmaintained, though.
xlog can also output cabrillo. I used it for my first 10000 qso's, contest & otherwise, and also for abt. 500 qso's which xlog never saved to disk, on two separate occasions. So I can't recommend it. I've reluctantly moved my radio computer over to Windows. (Linux has been my main o/s since the mid nineties.)
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RE: cabrillo logging software for linux
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by W5ESE on October 23, 2009
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I just type my Cabrillo files in manually in GNU
Emacs.
Not a great solution, but that's what I've done
for several years.
For some contests, I've had to run my ascii
text files through 'unix2dos' to change the
end-of-line delimiter (which is different in
Windows than in Unix). But I've never had
to do this for ARRL contests, just some state
QSO parties and such.
The Cabrillo standard is documented at:
http://www.kkn.net/~trey/cabrillo/
73
Scott
W5ESE
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