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Easy to use CW Trainer for Linux. Adaptable for both the Koch and Farnsworth method of learning Morse Code. Makes random tests or can read text from a file. Sample QSO's included. Uses QT user interface. Licensed under the GPL.
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Morse code learning / practice program intended to run on a mobile phone with java (CLDC 1.0 and MIDP 2.0).
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Morse Tutor is a program to practice morse code. You can change Word per Minute, tone and have options for charactor mode, line mode, file mode and random mode. Morse Tutor in programed in C++ and availablw with source code. It is a DOS based, still can r
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KMorse is a morse code tutor. KMorse uses the KDE libraries alongside the aRTS sound server to create audible and visible morse code from text input.
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A software to make it easy to practice Morse Code. It is based on Alan Cox's morse program, uses an ncurses gui and the speaker. It only works on the console, unfortunately. You can set a character set and it "dictates" you some random text, with a conf
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Implements a /dev/speech device -- all plaintext written to this file will be spoken aloud via a speech synthesizer (now also capable of morse code).
