[Ham-Mac] Ham-Mac Digest, Vol 87, Issue 4

[Wolfgang Mahlke]

the mini is a serious computer. mine is running as hamnet server 24/7 (df1gw.ampr.org or df1gw.dyndns.org from the net).
and it let me run some programms like maclogger, terminals, etc. for real hamradio traffic.
and the rest of the communication stuff skype, icq, etc.
all at the same time

it gets really busy, if I launch a linux or windows with vmWare, but i dont need that often.

see my blog http://web.me.com/wmahlke/wmahlke/hamWebBlog/hamWebBlog.html (sorry german only)

73 de wolf, df1gw


Am 15.04.2011 um 20:19 schrieb Boog Moore:

> 
> In the opinion searching mode...................
> 
> Looking to buy an apple to use with Ham Radio. Won't be able to buy a "Pro". Looking pretty hard at the mini, with all the RAM it will hold. Looking to do SSTV, RTTY, PSK...etc. etc.
> 
> I guess what I am asking is what is the opinion of the mini for use with Ham Radio? Wife has a pro if I need to do some "serious" computing.
> 
> from another dis-gruntled and angry "winders" user who is tired of "Microslop"!
> 
> 73 all
> 
> 
> 
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