GNOME 3 Project and LINUX in the Ham Shack

Hey I got a chance to jump on USTREAM Tuesday night and watch Russ and Richard do their thing over at LINUX in the Ham Shack. Yup they were live!

Podcasts For Amateur Radio?

There has been an ever increasing interest in Amateur Radio Podcasts of late. I recently found a Website that lists Podcasts made by an Amateur Radio operator for Amateur Radio operators. Jerry, KD0BIK’s Website will allow you to freely download and listen to his interesting homebrew Podcasts.

Tune Into SolderSmoke Podcasts!

Listen at: http://www.soldersmoke.com Tired of listening to the Snoop Doggie Dog or Liberace on your I-Pod? Wouldn’t you like to be able to carry with you the kinds of ham radio conversations that you listen to while in your radio shack? Tune in to SolderSmoke! RSS FEED: You can subscribe to the program, have them [...]

Check Out The New HamInfoBar For Your Browser

HamInfoBar has been designed with the ham radio operator in mind. HamInfoBar provides the latest DX news, articles, cluster spots, propagation report and access to ITU and other ham essential maps. Some of its many features are a Google powered search box plus ham radio specific search engines, SWL information, RSS reader from top ham [...]

Remote Desktop Experiments or Running Your Ham Gear While on Travel – Part 2

As you know from Part One of this rant, I was experimenting with a free product called Log Me In from logmein.com. Surprisingly enough, I found that I also had full remote desktop functionality while using Log Me In from my HP RX4240 hand held. I simply pointed my good old (cough – choke – [...]

Remote Desktop Experiments or Running Your Ham Gear While on Travel – Part 1

This past weekend I was experimenting with a free product called Log Me In from logmein.com. Log Me In is simple to set up and the only requirement for a download of the free software is to create a general user account. No specific information is required except a user name, password and email address. [...]