Final v.1.0 KPSK released

[Ernest Stracener <ds3@tds.net>]

http://sf.net/projects/kpsk 
and soon:
http://1409.org/projects/kpsk

After about a month of testing KPSK v1.0rc1, v1.0 final has been
released. Source archives are available at the addresses above.

KPSK is a psk31 application for the KDE desktop.  Features include:
-Simple, feature-filled user interface 
-DCD "S-meter" for signal quality determination
-Grayscale waterfall option for finding/working weak signals
-Simultaneous monitoring of up to four PSK31 signals 
-User-configurable waterfall colors, fonts, window backgrounds. 
-Auto-scaling waterfall 
-Optimization to provide IMD data only when the measurement is valid 
-Twelve user-defined fixedtexts (TX macros), available by
 mouse or F1-F12 keys 
-Integral BerkeleyDB-based QSO logbook 
-BPSK or QPSK operation 
-Automatic and manual modes for calling CQ 
-Ability to send an ASCII text file 
-Extensive application documentation 

KPSK was developed by Luc Langehergemann (LX2GT), David Kjellquist
(WB5NHL), and Ernest Stracener (KG9NI) with contributions from many
others along the way.