Clayton Smith

Likewise, Gqrx is also available in the package manager of various Linux distributions, although often an older version: https://repology.org/project/gqrx/packages Conda is the option I recommend to Windows users today, but...

@ei8fdb Those options already exist today, so they don't need to be in the poll. I see one respondent already suggested a .deb package (which could be used on Debian-based...

Yes, I think that would be helpful. The readme is very light on details at the moment: https://github.com/gqrx-sdr/gqrx#download The web site has a few details specific to the Raspberry Pi:...

> Using the distribution package is by far the simplest and most secure and reliable way to install any software. Absolutely. But one drawback is that the distribution package may...

How long exactly does it take (in seconds)? Could you run Gqrx in gdb, press Ctrl+C during a slow startup, and print out the backtrace with `bt`? That will help...

Couldn't we just use something like loadConfig to load all the settings?

It would probably be worth adding those settings into the settings file. That would prevent them from being lost when Gqrx is closed, and would remove the need to add...

In any case, that can go in a separate pull request. I'll have a look at this one when I get a chance.

A couple first impressions: 1. When upgrading from an older version of Gqrx, the bandplan doesn't work because `bandplan.csv` is not updated. That's because Gqrx avoids overwriting the bandplan, assuming...

> I know I've edited the bandplan.csv manually OK, I guess some people do edit it then. What would you expect to happen when a new version of Gqrx comes...