LibreOffice si colora Marco Giannini 11 Giugno 2026 ore 22:25

LibreOffice si colora

11 Giugno 2026 ore 22:25

Buone notizie in arrivo per gli scontenti dell’interfaccia grafica di LibreOffice. A partire dal LibreOffice 26.8, il cui rilascio è previsto per il prossimo mese di agosto, sarà possibile personalizzare dando un tocco di colore all’interfaccia a schede (la Notebookbar). L’anteprima ci arriva dal profilo Mastodon del Design Team di Libreoffice. Come potete vedere è […]

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Re: Feature request OpenWebRX+ n7uv.jon@... (Jon Adams) 11 Giugno 2026 ore 22:16

Re: Feature request OpenWebRX+

OpenWebRX

di: n7uv.jon@... (Jon Adams)

11 Giugno 2026 ore 22:16

Marat - thanks again for providing this very nice tool to observe radio spectrum. I'm always surprised by people who have no real idea of what's going on in the frequency domain, especially when there are apps like this.

What the OP suggested, having a peak/average holding spectrum display, would be pretty sweet.

While this thread is going, I'll chime in that it'd be nice to have a feature to speed up and slow down the vertical time display. Right now it seems to be about 70 seconds top to bottom, I am monitoring our local 70 cm LoRa network, and the digipeaters are really fast, so a single frame could get digipeated several times in 1 second. Some of the blobs below are actually multiple LoRa transmissions closely spaced in time. (Most of the frames below are saturating the SDR receiver due to the antennas being only 2 m apart.)

As well, I'd like to see the WFM mode be adjustable in bandwidth. I am monitoring some LoRa signals (a form of FM). I don't listen to broadcast FM radio, instead I use the WFM mode to "hear" the LoRa frames and symbols (it's an easy way to translate a very wide-band signal into something that a human can hear). Being able to adjust the bandwidth to fit the LoRa bandwidth will help with the signal to noise ratio my ear hears.

Cheers and 73 - Jon N7UV

2.5 Admins 303: Denial of Secrets Joe 11 Giugno 2026 ore 18:52

2.5 Admins 303: Denial of Secrets

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11 Giugno 2026 ore 18:52

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