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What is the current "easy" tooling/workup for GNU Radio ? It used to be that you could download a GNU Radio livecd and that worked well - however it is no long
by rsync 6y ago
What is the current "easy" tooling/workup for GNU Radio ?
It used to be that you could download a GNU Radio livecd and that worked well - however it is no longer maintained. The latest release is from 2017 and I see it written that it is neither supported nor recommended.
Is loading the distro of my choice and then managing and installing GNU Radio, plus associated utilities/applications, and their dependencies my only choice in 2021 ?
- moftz 6y agoPyBOMBS is probably the best way if you want to be able to handle out-of-tree modules. If you just want to play around with the built-in functions, using a prebuilt binary from a package repo is the easiest. https://github.com/gnuradio/pybombs#pybombs https://github.com/gnuradio/pybombs#pybombs
- marcusmueller 6y agodepends on your linux distro, but on current debian, ubuntu and co, you get 3.8.x.x using `apt install gnuradio`, fedora uses dnf, and so on. On windoofs, `conda` got your back. So, it's really gotten better. Yay!