Welcome to Episode 247 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, we take a deep look at audio routing in Linux. We examine topics from the different audio servers and subsystems in Linux, to applications for audio routing, broadcasting, digital audio workstations and more. To help us in our quest for deeper understanding, […]
It is time again for Resonant Frequency. This time we talk a little bit about conductor size in relation to frequency. We received some really useful email and a reminder that I don’t do such a great job with show notes. We have added a fan page for the show at Facebook go by and…
Welcome to the latest edition of the Linux in the Ham Shack Weekender! In this episode, we talk about upcoming amateur radio contests and special event stations, upcoming open source events, interesting Linux distributions to try, things to do with your ham shack and your weekend, including food, wine, beer, whiskey, music and more. Thank […]
Welcome to Episode 245 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts discuss the threat of Hurricane Florence, the new PW-Sat2, amateur radio in lunar orbit, FOSSCON 2018, DXVK, Solus, popular topics in Open Source and more. Thanks for listening.
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Hello and welcome to Episode 244 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts take a deep dive into the LHS Linux distribution, based on Ubuntu. The distribution was created using Cubic and will be distributed, among other methods, by BitTorrent. We take a look at these two technologies and how they […]
Resonant Frequency Episode 35 is out. This time we have a suprise for you. This is the audio track of our very first live Episode at Ustream.tv www.ustream.tv/channel/Resonant-Frequency-Live0 Don’t forget the zero on the end or you will end up in the wrong place. We are in the process of getting a schedule in place…
Welcome to the 243rd installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the Lone Host makes a valiant attempt at being three people. He tackles a range of great topics including PicoAPRS, the Tokyo Ham Fair, Mines on the Air, CPUs in low power mode, Steam, contesting, Klog and much more. Please send […]
Welcome to Episode 242 of Linux in the Ham Shack! In this episode, we bring back a guest to the show we haven’t talked with in almost five years. His name is David Rowe, VK5DGR. He is the creator of the open source sound codec known as Codec2. He is also co-creator and maintainer of […]
This time we ask Why doesn’t NVIS work for me on 10 meters and do I have to have my dipole in a perfect inverted vee. Feed back and Donations have come to a stand still. We need help with all aspects of the websites and Podcasts. To find out how you can help contact…
Welcome to Episode 241 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, the hosts discuss emcomm in Indonesia, the UN radio club, amateur radio license changes in Norway, open source software in automobiles and medical fields, becoming an APRS weather alert station an another dive into the Github bins. Thank you for listening! If […]