Hello Petr!
I'm running 1.7.3 version on my Slackware 14 book. It controls various types of transcievers by using rigctld daemon.
The question is: can cqrlog control hardware without using (even - starting) rigctld. I mean, can cqrlog emulate rigctl (not rigctld) to operate hardware like fldigi (for examle) does.
It seems to me previous cqrlog versions could do that. But maybe I'm wrong?
 
Thank you!
73  Andrey

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Hi
I noticed, that, if qsl marked as N, ie do not send,labell is anyway printed. Is it big thing to set, when markedN then no labell?
Jarmo

I am currently running Linux Mint 15. I have set my repository to include OK2CQRs' repository. I have been able to install/update from there in the past. For somereason, I can't get updates from repository or do an install from the deb file. I have done what little I know. Has anyone successfully installed the new version? Any help or suggestions would be great!
TNX Will WC2L

Hi!
This may be a silly question... but...
In the QSO list window, after using a filter, how do you disable it without closing the window and reopening ?
 
Also, if after using a filter I click on the Sort button then sort by date/time I get unfiltered results but the status line still reads "Filter is used"
 
I'm using version 1.7.3 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Any thoughs?
73 de Alex - CT1GVN