
Linux in the Ham Shack Podcast in MP3 Format
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 608 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyHow ToEducation | |||

Show Notes
Introduction
• ARDC Community Meeting - I attended this on Saturday
• IC-7100 Setup - FT8-a-thon
• Cheryl stared at a powered off radio for 5 minutes, trying to work up the nerve to turn it on. Didn’t happen. 😂
Amateur Radio Topics more
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Status of Everything
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OHB — Open HamClock Backend
• Source: lhs.fyi/KI (github)
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The Digital Age Assurance Act
• Source: lhs.fyi/KJ (legiscan)
• Colorado’s Bill: lhs.fyi/KK (Colorado.gov)
• MidnightBSD... more
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Segment 1 (Lead Topic)
• 2025 Year End Wrap Up
Segment 2 (Amateur Radio)
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Have you acquired any new and interesting equipment?
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Is CW on the rise and digital on the decline?
Segment 3 (Open Source)
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Do you use AI and, if so, h... more
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Segment 1 (Deep Dive)
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Code-OSS / Visual Studio Code / VSCodium
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Code-OSS is the open-source foundation upon which Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code is built. It is a distribution of the Code - OSS repository, which is developed by Mic... more
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Far to American centric and seems to rely far too much on AI content. Very disappointing.
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!
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!
Very fun and entertaining content mixing my two favorite topic!
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
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Audience members appear drawn to a conversational fusion of Linux, open-source software, and amateur radio. Episodes frequently cover hands-on how-tos (from coding and Linux distributions to radio digital modes), practical hardware dialogues, and community-driven troubleshooting, often with a casual, humorous tone. The show stands out for its clear emphasis on real-world applications, DIY setups, and collaborative problem-solving, appealing to technically inclined hobbyists, IT professionals, and radio operators who enjoy approachable, practical tech content and occasional food-and-drink banter. Potential listeners may appreciate the approachable vibe, the blend of nerdy tech with practical radio know-how, and guest-to-host energy that make... more
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