Sometime ago, i wrote a bit of a guide on how to install echolink on linux, what packages you needed to install and what not and how to compile and install it. Its one of the posts on here that gets a lot of comments, usually questions as to why its not working for them or upgrading their OS broke everything because of static linking.
Anyway, as it turns out someone has taken over maintaining the project, they have made the few minor changed that were needed to make it compile on modern flavors of linux and they have made packages available for it.
So its now just a simple matter to install it on any debian based distro using aptitude.
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sudo apt install qtel |
And that is all you have to do.
I tried the previous instruction and could never get it to work properly.
This way works PERFECTLY!
Thank you for sharing the info 🙂
Glad you found it useful. Enjoy.
I followed these instructions and I am only able to connect to another qtel station that is also on linux, but I cannot connect with the echolink station that would connect me to the local repeater and thus go on the air. Why not?
No idea, I no longer use linux, sorry cant help you.
+1
Thank you! Allowed me to ditch Windows.
You’re Welcome
This works but there is a echo. Is there anyway of fixing the echo problem?
No idea really, I never had any problems like that.
solo ablo español me gustaria poder instalar en linuxmint 20 echolink soy radio aficionadon gracias
Yeah sorry, I don’t speak Spanish, you might have to find a native speaker to help you.