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Is there any software still being maintained for running a CW beacon-
like TX in command line Linux? I am looking for something that could use a serial or parallel port to send any specified text file, which would make it capable of sending dynamically generated content (acquired or mailed-in and written to text). I saw - cwbeacon, which seems self-contained, scriptable (in the above sense), but extremely old, unsupported, not included in any current repository; - cwdaemon for UDP to port keying, where UDP might either simplify things OR be an unnecessary passage; - unixcw, which is alleged to port-key as an "option" - but I can't see it.. Is this all? Is there a howto I missed? Is such CLI capability hidden into any GUI app - e.g. as in the vlc-nox player? tnx es 73 de n1jpr |
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