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[Petr Hlozek <petr@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

it is really heartwarming to read about CQRLOG. Thank you!

It was a lot of work to get cqrlog packaged. Steve helped me a lot on our
meeting here in Praha. We were talking about packaging benefits. I didn't
see the benefits in packaging compare to how much work has to be done.
Kamal helped me a lot as well. We spent hours on IRC #ubuntu-hams and he
explained me what to do and what I'm doing wrong. He was very patient. Thank
you Kamal!
Finally we did it and it worth it! Since CQRLOG was packaged I can observe
significant growing number of users. It definitely worth it.

If I look at HamQTH.com statistics, Linux use about 13% of visitors. Great!
Quite often I get email with something like "because of CQRLOG I moved to
Linux ... ". CQRLOG really has to be very good program when Windows users
are leaving his operating system.

Hopefully one day there will be also arcticle about using CQRLOG and
HamQTH.com.

73 Petr, OK2CQR

2011/9/15 Nate Bargmann <n0nb@xxxxxxx>

> * On 2011 15 Sep 12:01 -0500, Steve Conklin wrote:
> > It took a lot of work for cqrlog to be where it is (packaged for
> > debian/ubuntu), and Petr, Martin, and Kamal did a ton of development
> > work to get it there. Cqrlog is a world class logging application, and
> > I'm really happy that we have it.
>
> Indeed.  CQRlog was compared favorably to HRD in the QRZ.com thread I
> referenced in another post.  It is CQRlog's current feature set (use of
> MyQSL mainly) and a special event operation that I was involved with
> that motivated me to finally create a Logbook of The World account and
> work on transcribing my paper logs into CQRlog.  The handling of
> multiple databases without the need of multiple installations is exactly
> what I've been looking for.  I'll get to using the LoTW support "one of
> these days".
>
> Again, my thanks to all involved.  You deserve accolades.
>
> 73, de Nate >>
>
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