m II wrote:
This is a screenshot of an Icom R-75 being controlled by the Linux
version of 'TK75'.

http://scotiabunk.com/Icom75.png


It's a script based program which can be adapted to W*ndows, Mac or
Linux. You have to have the TCL/TK stuff installed first.

The separate menus are of the 'tear off as needed' variety. Open a menu,
and then, if desired, detach them from the main graphic and place them
wherever you want, one at a time or all of them.

The operating/installation instructions aren't too clear for the Ubuntu
variety, so it took me a while to figure out what was wrong.

The program and overview may be found he

http://parnass.org/tk75/





mike





There's an older (stable) version of fldigi in "synaptic". Hamlib will
change freqs and modes on the R-75. Fldigi will decode various digital
modes including CW.