0.9.0

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.9.0.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.8.5

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.8.5.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.8.0

Release 0.8.0 with HackRF, a key file, and wide-site trunk follow.

HackRF is its own radio: an 8 Msps capture, a spectrum under the dial, LNA and VGA, and one control cluster inside 6 MHz. A voice call outside that window can leave the control channel until the call ends. Extra receivers can be marked control or voice.

Encrypted talkgroups and channels stay silent until a key is filled. Keys live in a mode-0600 file beside the station, not in the station JSON. The Keys page imports and exports a dsd-fme hex CSV and can generate a local debug key.

An audio tap plays a demodulator from a line input. Channel scan, the P25 site word for Phase 2 voice, and the other digital vocoder scripts are in this release.

0.7.0

Scanner LCD, station follow, and a once-a-minute system clock.

Talkgroup Follow and the open radio-id row are stored in the station file. The GQRX strength reading is drawn on the hamlib S meter. Tune, Plan, Channels, and Talkgroups share one LCD panel, with Load, Save, and Follow as keys beside the glass. The system clock takes a tower sync once a minute. The P25 trace pipe records a decoder exit, and install.sh builds upstream dsd-fme.

The portable Linux zip is attached by the release workflow when that build finishes.

0.6.11

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.6.11.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.6.10

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.6.10.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.6.9

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.6.9.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.6.6

Portable Linux build of Hamspot Commander 0.6.6.

Unzip HamSpotCommander and start hamspot-commander.sh. Config, window state, and Gqrx files stay inside that folder. The machine still needs gqrx, rigctld (libhamlib-utils), and PipeWire.

0.3

Hamspot Commander 0.3

Station config, in-process hamlib and GQRX radios, and a fixed-width hamlib model menu.

0.2

Hamspot Commander 0.2

Two VFO readouts, the ARRL band plan, and BAND+ / BAND- commands that tune the radio with set_freq. The footer shows the last operator CAT command, and the window uses the hamspot favicon.