GNU Radio hits the Bullseye
summary
Debian 11 Bullseye ships a packaged GNU Radio ecosystem centered on GNU Radio 3.8.2 with 53 upstream cherry‑picks and system libraries like VOLK 2.4, UHD 3.15, Python 3.9 and CMake 3.18; the release itself updates 4,821 packages. Installable demo flow: apt-get install gnu-radio volk2-bin gqrx, run volk_profile, use GRC and gr‑phosphor for realtime displays. Build hints: install build-essential, cmake, ninja, use gr‑modtool; debuginfo support exposes full symbols for easier gdb debugging. Testing branch carries newer 3.9/3.10 packages.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00GNU Radio and Debian Bullseye
- 1:46Debian and GNU Radio ecosystem
- 3:09Free software alignment
- 4:34Debian Bullseye highlights
- 6:03GNU Radio 3.8.2 features
- 8:12Hardware and out-of-tree packages
- 11:02Installing GNU Radio
- 12:24GNU Radio Companion
- 13:50Development tools in Bullseye
- 15:37GNU Radio development best practices
- 17:00Debugging and quality tools
- 18:23Role of distributions
- 19:46Future of GNU Radio
- 20:49Closing remarks and Q&A
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