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That is a lot of changes. Finally got rid of wxgui.
by mtreis86 7y ago
That is a lot of changes. Finally got rid of wxgui.
- avian 7y agoWhat was wrong with wxgui? I never understood that. For years everyone was saying don’t use it, but wxgui widgets always seemed much more polished and usable. For example, the wxgui waterfall diagram was far beyond anything I could find in qtgui. I haven’t used GNU radio in maybe a year, so I don’t know what this release brings.
- FraKtus 7y agoI agree with you; a wxgui will call the native graphic API of the platform directly while Qt is reimplementing everything, and most of the time it's not GPU accelerated. I am currious to hear about how CPU intensive are the 2 versions, wxgui vs Qt.
- mtreis86 7y agoI have no personal issue with it, it's just that the developers have been saying not to use it for a while, at some point I begin to wonder why even include it any longer.