Budgie
LightweightA modern and lightweight desktop environment.
- RAM: 2GB+
- Feel: Modern and sleek
Connect and communicate with ease
Ubuntu Amateur Radio is a specialized edition of Ubuntu designed for ham radio enthusiasts. It combines the power and flexibility of Ubuntu with tools and resources tailored for amateur radio operations.
This edition stands out by including pre-installed software like fldigi, wsjt-x, and other radio frequency communication tools, setting it apart from other Ubuntu variants.
Ubuntu Amateur Radio is ideal for amateur radio operators seeking a reliable, Linux-based environment that integrates seamlessly with their communication equipment.
Comes with popular applications like fldigi and wsjt-x pre-installed for seamless radio communication.
Easily customize your desktop environment to suit your operational needs and personal preferences.
Monitor radio frequencies in real-time with integrated tools for precise signal tracking.
Optimized for efficient performance on a range of hardware, ensuring reliable operation during radio sessions.
Access comprehensive guides and support for using and configuring ham radio software on Linux.
Join a global community of Linux and amateur radio enthusiasts for support and collaboration.
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| RAM | 2 GB | 4 GB+ |
| Storage | 20 GB | 100 GB+ |
| Display | 1024×768 | 1920×1080 |
| Graphics | Any GPU with 3D acceleration | |
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Ubuntu Amateur Radio includes pre-installed software specifically for ham radio operations, unlike other general-purpose editions.
No, it is optimized to run efficiently on a variety of hardware, making it suitable even for older systems.
Yes, Ubuntu Amateur Radio uses Xfce, which is highly customizable and allows you to tailor your workspace.
Download the ISO from the official site, create a bootable drive, and follow the installation instructions provided.
It includes popular tools like fldigi and wsjt-x for radio communication and frequency monitoring.
Yes, you can join forums and online communities dedicated to Linux and ham radio enthusiasts for support.
Download the ISO and create a bootable USB to test it out.