This is the Amateur Radio SW I use the most.

The problem with the increased number on the /dev/ttyUSB0, /dev/ttyUSB1... can be handled in the following way which I am using on my Linux Mint 20.3 for my IC-7100. This description is by no way complete, so some Linux knowledge is needed as it requires root / sudo access to be setup:

In the directory /etc/udev/rules.d/ I have a file called 80-ICOM-IC-7100.rules with the following content:

Här är några användbara länkar om laddning av "elbilar":

https://www.energimyndigheten.se/klimat--miljo/transporter/energieffekt…

https://www.regeringen.se/remisser/2019/07/remiss-av-boverkets-rapport-…

There is a nice Antenna simulation program named "MMANA-GAL". It exist in a pro, paid, version and a basic version which has some limitations. The basic version is great and is perfectly usable.

The basic program version is available at MMANA-GAL

Below is a description on how I run it on my Linux computer. The description requires quite a lot knowledge of Linux and Docker. Basically only the content of the files are documented below. How to use and run them needs to be known.

As mentioned on this page I use the log program CQRLOG for all my logging on Linux. This mean that it is also used for logging the tests I run now and then. Until now I have entered all QSO manually using the  OK2PIN Online EDI generator. This of course work great but as all the info is there already it is a little tedious if you have some QSO:s to enter. It is also error prone.

Not complete

CQRLOG is a nice log-program for Linux. I have used it ever since I started running WSJT-X. It connects great with WSJT-X and automagically log all QSO in WSJT-X.

The tinySA is a compact Spectrum Analyser.