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HamStation’s Nagium Edition is yours to use forever — no expiration, no crippled features, no hidden traps. It just… nags you. At first, it’s polite. Then it gets persistent. Eventually, it’s downright philosophical about your life choices.

Each month, the nags grow a little more creative — reminders, pop‑ups, witty commentary, and occasional pauses to “reflect on your commitment to free software.” You can keep using it indefinitely, but the longer you go, the more it reminds you that a paid license would make both of us happier.

When you’re ready to silence the nags and unlock full‑speed operation, grab a Standard License or go all‑in with Lifetime Access. Until then, enjoy the ride — and remember, HamStation never stops working… it just talks more.

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Download Links will appear here when we are ready for public release! Check back soon!

Windows (10/11, x64)

Download HamStation–Setup.exe from the link releases page:

  1. Double-click the installer.
  2. If Windows warns about an unknown publisher, choose More info → Run anyway (until the app is code-signed).
  3. Follow the setup wizard:
    • Choose install location (default is fine).
    • Optionally create a Desktop shortcut.
  4. Click Finish and launch HamStation.
    Uninstall: Settings → Apps → Installed apps → HamStation → Uninstall.

Note: Windows testing completed on a Windows 11 x 64 GMKTec NucBox 2 Plus x64 i5 @ 2.4ghz 4 cores w/16GB Ram

Linux (x64 PCs, or ARM64 like Raspberry Pi 4/5)

HamStation uses a per-user install so it can self-update without admin rights.

  1. Download HamStation–linux-.tar.gz (example: linux-x64).
  2. Extract it:
    • Terminal: tar -xzf HamStation–linux-x64.tar.gz
  3. Open the extracted folder (example: linux-x64/) and run the installer:
    • GUI: double-click install.sh and choose Run
    • Terminal: bash install.sh
  4. Launch HamStation from your Applications menu.
    Where it installs:
    • ~/.local/opt/hamstation/current/ (the installed app)
    • ~/.local/opt/hamstation/prev/ (previous version)
    • ~/.local/opt/hamstation/next/ (used only during update staging)
    Uninstall (per-user):
    • Delete ~/.local/opt/hamstation/
    • Delete ~/.local/share/applications/hamstation.desktop

Note: Linux testing completed on a Mint 22.3 x64 Laptop – Intel Pentium CPU Gold 6500Y @ 1.10ghz x 2 w/32GB Ram

macOS

I don’t own a macOS – Instructions TBD/TBA 🙂

macOS Binaries are produced each time but completely untested. YMMV 🙂

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