Also note that many open source programs, like OpenOffice, Libre Office and Scribus, are available for Windows, OS X, as well as Linux. Complex projects may take more effort to learn. Scribus may have a steep learning curve, but it’s a very powerful program. Both offer word processing, spreadsheets, database and presentations. Note, LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice and is also quite functional. Stan Horzepa, WA1LOU, in his recent Surfin’ column on the ARRL website, recommends open source Apache OpenOffice and the desktop publishing software Scribus.Please tell your friends about the show.Please join the LHS subreddit and contribute show topic ideas, news of interest to our listeners, or just about anything else.Please sign up for the LHS mailing list at.Thanks to John, EI7IG, for pointing it out. Russ fixed a website bug that may have been causing some visitors to see the Black Sparrow Media site when surfing to LHS.

The LHS Hamvention fund drive was a success! LHS will be at Dayton Hamvention 2012, May 18-20, in the North Hall of the Hara Arena in booth 131, the same place as last year.It’s at the Google Play marketplace, as well as via the Black Sparrow Media website, and it’s still free! All streaming content is now available for iPad/iPhone. wAVEgUIDES episodes are now included, as well. You can now listen to all of the old episodes, as well as new ones, via the app. The Black Sparrow Media Mobile App for iPhone/iPad and Android has been updated.Hacker Public Radio celebrates their 1000th episode!.

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