It's boring when it works!

At first you have to install the required packages for fldigi.

sudo apt-get install libfltk1.3 libhamlib-dev libsamplerate0-dev libflxmlrpc-dev portaudio19-dev

All my projects and sources are in the directory ~/projects. Create a directory like this with

mkdir ~/projects

Change into this directory

cd ~/projects

Now you have to download the source package of fldigi and unpack it in your projects directory

cd /home/tom/projects
wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/fldigi/files/fldigi/fldigi-3.23.15.tar.gz
tar -xvzf fldigi-3.23.15.tar.gz

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Change to the directory of fldigi

<code>cd fldigi-3.23.15/

You have to configure the build files for fldigi

./configure --with-hamlib --with-flxmlrpc

After running the configure script you will be shown which components of fldigi will be
built.

Configuration summary:

  Version ..................... 3.23.15

  Static linking .............. no
  CPU optimizations ........... none
  Debugging ................... no

  fldigi ...................... yes
  flarq ....................... yes

  i18n ........................ yes

 fldigi build options:

  sndfile ..................... no
  oss ......................... yes
  portaudio ................... yes
  pulseaudio .................. yes

  flxmlrpc .................... yes

  hamlib ...................... yes

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Now you can start the build of fldigi

<code>make clean; make

After the build you should see a file named fldigi in the source folder

tom@amarok:~/projects/fldigi-3.23.15$ ls -l src/fldigi
-rwxrwxr-x 1 tom tom 29677228 Okt 19 23:21 src/fldigi
tom@amarok:~/projects/fldigi-3.23.15$

Now you can install your own build version of fldigi

sudo make install

Have fun!