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Here in the Netherlands we have a public organisation named Rijkswaterstaat. This organization keeps track of all the water in and around our country. Think about sea levels, locks in rivers, etc. To do so they have an extensive network…
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There is a small but consistent group of users of my command line logbook software named ‘CLog’. The project has been hibernating for some years, however thanks to some user questions and issues I recently released version 1.2 (and today…
Last summer my old WS2300 weather station finally gave up, after 15 years of service. So I bought a new one, the Waldbeck Halley Professional Weather Station (also known as WH2650A-WIFI6C6F). This device can log some data (basic outdoor measurements)…
Recently I have transferred the CLog software to my GitHub repository. I’m currently centralizing my code at GitHub since I wanted to get rid of sourceforge.net (my previous repository for CLog) and prefer GitHub nowadays.
Today I released version 0.10b of my command line logbook called ‘CLog’. This version introduces Cabrillo 2.0 export functionality.
Today I released CLog version 0.9b, the command-line hamradio logbook. Although still beta, the software appears to be reliable now, even when used in multi-operator contests. These are the changes in CLog 0.9b: