[Ham-Mac] WSJT on Mac with Boot Camp?

[C. Mark Burlingame]

Weak Signal Joe Taylor software written by K1JT, Joe Taylor, that  
does encoding and decoding of signals for weak signal meteor scatter,  
troposcatter, moonbounce and other weak signal applications. It gives  
a 20 to 30 dB advantage over CW. Current implementation is on Windows  
and LINUX, but I think that people who have tried to port the LINUX  
version to the Mac have not had success. - Duffey
On Aug 29, 2008, at 8:38 PM, John L Merrill wrote:

> Refesh me....what is WSJT?
>
> James Duffey wrote:
>> I am interested in hearing from anybody who has gotten WSJT up and  
>> running on a Mac with Boot Camp. Or alternately with one of the  
>> virtualization packages. I am interested in what you are using for  
>> rigs and interfaces as well as the success you have had with it. I  
>> am thinking of taking the plunge and buying a Windows OS for my  
>> MacBook Pro, but I would like to know what is involved in getting  
>> WSJT up and running with it.
>>
>> I understand that getting WSJT up and running on a Mac using the  
>> underlying UNIX BSD has not been successful? - Duffey
>> -- 
>> KK6MC
>> James Duffey
>> Cedar Crest NM
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James Duffey
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