Coffee, Coax & Computers: Episode 3 | Linux, Ham Radio, and DMR

Welcome to Episode 3 of Coffee, Coax & Computers! This week, Jeremiah W9JAM takes on a challenge many Amateur Radio operators and Linux users have been asking about for years: Can AnyTone CPS software actually run under Linux? Broadcasting live from CachyOS Linux, Jeremiah demonstrates how he got the AnyTone AT-D578UV, AT-D878UVII Plus, AT-D168UV, and AT-D890UV CPS software working under the WINE compatibility layer without installing Windows. Reading from and writing to the radios, updating firmware, manage the DMR ID contact list, and perform day-to-day programming tasks directly from Linux. Topics we'll cover include: • WINE Configuration for Amateur Radio Software • AnyTone CPS on Linux • USB Driver and COM Port Configuration • Firmware Updates Under Linux • Linux Tips for Ham Radio Operators Whether you're a longtime Linux user, curious about leaving Windows behind, or just want to see if your favorite AnyTone radio can be programmed from Linux, this livestream is for you. Grab a fresh cup of coffee, pull up a chair, and join the community as we explore Linux, Ham Radio, DMR, Computers, and technology. Just ignore the raccoon that stole the Linux installer USB and is currently demanding root access to the hotspot. Coffee, Coax & Computers is a community focused on Ham Radio, Computers, Technology, and helping each other learn. #HamRadio #Linux #DMR #AnyTone #CachyOS #WineHQ #ATD878UVII #ATD578UV #ATD168UV #ATD890UV #AmateurRadio #Codeplug #Hotspot #DigitalRadio #W9JAM