A very simple solution is to use UUDeview which is available in many Linux distros. You can also use macutils on Debian-based distros. Or even easier, an online tool is here.
On Fedora:
# yum install uudeview
On Debian/Ubuntu:
# apt-get install uudeview
To decode file fxppd1110bm922ien.hqx, for example, you can use the following command.
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