If you're like me, you use CQRLog daily and while you might enter a contest you're not usually getting into the thousands of contacts.  If you are, you should be using a real contest logger.
 
However you can use CQRLog relatively efficiently if you have hamlib set up to get frequency information and especially if you're doing a "search and pounce" strategy where you have time to set up the fields before you make the QSO.
 

[quote=wa1ytw] I tried this:Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) users can use CQRLOG’s repository on Launchpad. To add repository to your system, put into terminal this:sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppasudo apt-get updatebut  I don't see anything useful on my ubuntu box, there were a coupl failures first time through but I can't seem to recall what I learned before I had  to return my asus 1015E-ds03 for service which needed a factory reset, hence repositorry info gone, dependencies gone, memory gone.

Im trying to transfer over to Linux and your software is highly recommended, however Ive a couple issues.
 
Ive to 10,000+ contacts and Ive imported them fine from DXKeeper.  I then did a download from EQSL/LOTW however if I do
an upload and select only those not on LOTW/EQSL it tries to send the whole log ?
 
Also I decided to bite the bullet and just upload them but the progam hangs on the Signing log on LOTW.
 
What did I miss.  Does not CQRLOG sync with LOTW/EQSL like DXKeeper?
 

When I enter a call for a previously worked stattion, CQRLog automatically fills in the new QSO fields from that QSO entry. If callbook lookup shows a new (accurate) address for this callsign, is there a way to automatically overwrite these fields with this new address for this upcoming QSO?

Thank you!
73 - Paul - N9GXA

Is it possible to disable or remove xplanet? The reason I want to do this is because it depends on libungif, which isn't available in Arch or the AUR.