I am now able to set up my Icom 7410 for cqrlog and wsjtx using linux mint 19.2 .It would appear usb drivers are are in mint and allow cat control and audio without any other connection between radio and computer. Mine worked with several computers,
a) Toshiba A210 laptop (amd 64 bit)
b) AMD Ryzen 5 desktop
c) Intel I7 desktop. This computer did not initially work until I fed the radio via a usb hub.
To check that the usb is working when the radio is connected go into the terminal and type in the command
dmesg

Hello!

I just started, I'm using CQRLog 2.3.0 amd64 deb on a Deepin 15.11 distro.
I also had this same problem on Mint.

I imported an ADIF from MacLoggerDX to CQR.

On CRR - qso in log number is correct: 1323 entries or very close, But my oldest logs are not showing. Only IF I do a search for an old qso, is it shown.
As I enter a new entry the oldest qso disapears. This isn't what I want. My question is how do I proceed so I can view all my log entries.

CQRLOG will not load. Hangs when connecting to database on local server. Can connect to server normally via commandline or mysql utility, but it seems to fail from cqrlog. Shows database connection window only.

--debug=1 shows following;

olaf@Fanless:~$ cqrlog --debug=1

(cqrlog:2829): IBUS-WARNING **: 23:20:14.641: Unable to connect to ibus: Could not connect: Connection refused

Cqrlog Ver:2.3.0 (001) Date:2018-06-17
**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****

Please excuse my bad english.

How can I upload only selected records or records from only one QTH-profile to eQSL?

In the dialogbox I only can select between "Export all QSOs" and "Export only QSO's which have never been uploaded". Which QSO's will CQRLOG exporting, if I use a Filter? Only the filtered QSO's or all QSOs?

Maybe you should save the different eQSL-Nicknames with the different QTH-profiles.

I have been using my Elecraft K3 with CQRLOG and Linux Mint with no problem for several years. I use an RS232 cable from the K3 to an RS232 port on the desktop Dell Optiplex380 and have never had a problem with rig control. I acquired a new Icom IC-7300 last week which uses a USB cable for rig control. I had no problems getting it connected as I have used USB adapters and cables with Linux in the past. At first i had an issue with RF taking out the USB connection and changing the USB port.