***UPDATE: Linux Compatibility has been solved **

***This software is currently PRE-PRE-PRE-ALPHA and has formatting issues with the final output log pertaining to datetime and the header file outputs.

microCabrilloLog is a small, python based, cabrillo logging software that is mostly compatible with the 2024 Idaho QSO Party log format but still has some quirks. Our end goal is to have an editor compatible with the ARRL Field Day* and other amateur radio competitions.

The source code for this project can be found on GitHub at https://github.com/joseph-robles-jr/microCabrilloLog. Pull Requests are welcome.

Prerequisites:

• An opperating system that supports python3 (Windows(7, 8, 10, 11), Linux, Haiku OS (Yes, really), and many more...)

• A version of Python 3 (3.12 works well)

• The microCabrillo.py file

  Simple navigate to the microCabrillo.py file and execute it with "python3 microCabrillo.py", "py microCabrillo.py" or in whatever way your opperating system executes python files.

Disclaimer: Use This Software At Your Own Risk. We do not imply or make any warranty claims or guarantees of any kind. Use of this software implies the acceptance of all risks by the user.

To reduce the likelihood of total loss of contest logging date, the developer recommends that you make a backup copy of all contest data before inputting it into the microCabrilloLog software.

For a mature logging software, we recommend the N1MM+ contest Logging software* (https://n1mmwp.hamdocs.com/).

*We have No affiliation with the ARRL or it's competitions. The support or endorsement of the ARRL for this project is not implied or granted.

*We have no affiliation with N1MM+ or it's codebase. The support or endorsement of the developers of N1MM+ for this project is not implied or granted. The lead developer of our project uses personally.