[Elecraft] Macintosh version of Elecraft KX3 Utility

[Steve]

I have a Raspberry Pi in a go box with APRS software and a program 
called Chirp. Chirp can program a whole slew of different radios (Not 
Elecraft) :-(. In Chirp I have files that have all the local repeaters 
and can install them as needed. I would love to add Elecraft utilities 
to my Pi. Steve kb1chu

On 3/27/2019 6:25 PM, David Thompson via Elecraft wrote:
> What a wonderful idea… I’m thinking about adding a Pi to my shack/field kit to handle a number of chores without needing a larger computer.
>
> David Thompson
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>> On Mar 27, 2019, at 15:13, Andy McMullin <Andy at rickham.net> wrote:
>>
>> Wes,
>>
>> I wonder if a better answer would be to push for versions of the utilities that compile on an ARM chip so that it could be run on a Raspberry Pi. Particularly as it’s already been compiled for an X86 under Linux, so all the libraries should be there. I don’t think many of us would worry about spending 25 quid on a little computer to have just to run the utilities and maybe some of the modern digital modes?
>>
>> Regards
>> Andy, G8TQH
>>
>>> On 27 Mar 2019, at 21:23, Wes <wes_n7ws at triconet.org> wrote:
>>>
>>> You could always do what some of us Windows users do; keep an old computer around with legacy OS.  My two shack computers and my office desktop still run Win 7 Pro.  To run my N2PK VNA, I have a laptop with a parallel port running WinXP and I think there is still a 386 laptop out in the garage somewhere with Win95, just in case :-)  Of course the latter two have no WiFi cards in them to avoid troubles.
>>>
>>> Wes  N7WS
>>>
>>> ps. My son, who is the IT Manager for a national corporation, thinks I'm a Luddite.
>>>
>>> On 3/27/2019 1:43 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
>>>> Apple plans to not support 32 bit applications with the next major release of MacOS. This change will hit a number of ham radio applications as well as the Elecraft utilities.
>>>>
>>>> My favorite program for SO2V RTTY, cocoaModem is one of them, and there is no formal support for it, and the available sources won't build under the modern MacOS development environment.
>>>>
>>>> I'm hoping for a miracle.
>>>>
>>>> 73 Bill AE6JV
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