RSCW is a Linux/Unix program for decoding morse signals using the computer's sound card. It has been written/optimized for digging weak signals out of the noise. However, it can only handle signals with perfect timing, which in practice means machine-sent signals. Furthermore, the user must specify the speed (words per minute); the program cannot (yet) determine this automatically from the received signal. As a final inconvenience, RSCW introduces quite a bit of delay: the decoding lags the reception by about 2 seconds. As a consequence, RSCW is not a general-purpose morse decoder that can replace a skilled operator in say a contest. However, it is quite useful for e.g. the automatic reception of telemetry from amateur-radio satellites.
See
http://www.cs.utwente.nl/~ptdeboer/ham/rscw/
for more documentation.
Notes from Alaskalinuxuser:
As originally written under the GPL 2.0 by pa3fwm
http://www.pa3fwm.nl/software/rscw/
Which requires GTK version 1.2
#20201003
I have updated this to build on Ubuntu 16.04 using GTK version 2.0, editing the README file, rscwx.c file, and the Makefile. I also added the license file, maintaining the original license for clarification.