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Linux in the Ham Shack

Black Sparrow Media
Amateur Radio
Hamvention
Tailscale
Cqrlog
Open Source
Amateur Radio Exams
Linux
Logging Software
Proxmox VE
Wavelog
Linux Show Player
Yezu Ft-710
Morse Code
Learning CW Online
Scotch Whiskey
Vmware
Open Source Software
Gridtracker
2023 Year-End
Database Management

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Hello and welcome to the 605th installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this year-end episode, the hosts invite listeners and friends to join them as they talk about the year in review and cover multiple topics: AI, new gear, Linux distributions, se... more

Hello and welcome to Episode 604 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this deep dive episode, the hosts talk about the Visual Studio Code development environment, including its open source counterparts VSCodium and Code OSS. Topics include, installation, pr... more

It's time for The Weekender! This is our departure into the world of hedonism, random topic excursions, whimsy and (hopefully) knowledge. Thanks for listening and, if you happen to get a chance, feel free to call us or e-mail and send us some feedbac... more

Hello and welcome to the 602nd installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this short topics episode, the hosts discuss intercepting "secure" satellite traffic, an Australian band plan audit, the future of Arduino, a hack on Xubuntu, new features in DX... more

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Recent Guests

Justin Overfelt AB3E
Software developer and amateur radio enthusiast
Open Research Institute
Episode: LHS Episode #582: The Haunted Band Deep Dive
Sebastián Delmont
Primary Developer of the Ham2K Portable Logger
Ham2K
Episode: LHS Episode #573: Ham2K Portable Logger Deep Dive
Luke Bryan
Software creator and amateur radio operator
Episode: LHS Episode #570: RepeaterSTART Deep Dive
Sheryl W5M00
Long-time co-host of Linux in the Ham Shack.
Linux in the Ham Shack
Episode: LHS Episode #557: LHS Invades LFH
Russ K5TUX
Co-host of Linux in the Ham Shack.
Linux in the Ham Shack
Episode: LHS Episode #557: LHS Invades LFH
Bill NE4RD
Co-host of Linux in the Ham Shack.
Linux in the Ham Shack
Episode: LHS Episode #557: LHS Invades LFH
Tag N0TTL
Lead developer of GridTracker
GridTracker
Episode: LHS Episode #526: All the World’s a Grid

Hosts

Cheryl
One of the hosts, sharing insights on amateur radio and Linux technology.
Russ
One of the hosts, co-hosting discussions on Linux and amateur radio topics.
Bill
One of the hosts, contributing to discussions about amateur radio operations and Linux software.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Disappointing

    Far to American centric and seems to rely far too much on AI content. Very disappointing.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    TSL-rkm
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    a year ago
  • Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    VE9GIS/VE1GIS
    a year ago
  • Great Combo of Linux and Ham Radio

    Very fun and entertaining content mixing my two favorite topic!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Not Satisfied 2018
    United States6 years ago
  • DA’ Bench!!!!

    These guys inspired me to build a APRS IGate, soldier, and troubleshoot a broken radio.

    These guys humble heart. I honestly feel if I asked them for help they would Elmer me in the right direction.

    K5PDC

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K5PDC
    United States8 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Feedback highlights a strong sense of community with hosts being described as approachable and helpful, with positive interactions reported among listeners.
Listeners appreciate the fun blend of Linux and ham radio topics, often noting how entertaining and informative the content is.
Certain episodes have been called disappointing, particularly due to a reliance on overly American-centric viewpoints and AI-generated content.

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LHS Episode #585: SDR++ Brown Deep Dive
Q: What are some of the new features of SDR++ Brown?
New features include improved rendering performance, an FT8 decoder, and support for KiwiSDR, among others.
LHS Episode #573: Ham2K Portable Logger Deep Dive
Q: How are you handling the security and software inventory for those node modules ?
I've been using Dependabot for a couple of things and I try to limit the dependencies as much as I can.
LHS Episode #573: Ham2K Portable Logger Deep Dive
Q: Could you talk about the migration to Linux?
It's definitely in the top of the plans to come up with a desktop version, and it's going to be most likely an Electron app.
LHS Episode #570: RepeaterSTART Deep Dive
Q: What programming language is Repeater Start written in?
It's a Python app, built on the libOSMGPS map and expanded over time.
LHS Episode #570: RepeaterSTART Deep Dive
Q: How did you come to create Repeater Start?
I noticed a lack of Linux-based repeater apps and built this one out of necessity.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Linux in the Ham Shack

What is Linux in the Ham Shack about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content widely encompasses topics at the intersection of amateur radio and Linux, bringing together enthusiasts from both fields. Episodes typically feature discussions on technical elements such as software management, automation of processes like SSL certificate renewals, and an exploration of recent advancements in amateur radio technologies. Additionally, there is a focus on the community aspects of these hobbies, including listener engagement segments and informal discussions about personal experiences with ham radio and Linux distributions. This unique blend not only serves to educate listeners on technical matters but also fosters a community atmosphere that encourages learning and sharing among hobbyists.

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4. Sheryl W5M00
5. Russ K5TUX
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