Managing GNU Radio Installations with Conda
summary
Installs GNU Radio across Linux macOS and Windows using a ready-made Radioconda environment from GitHub, showing exact conda/mamba commands to create environments, activate them, and install GNU Radio split into component packages compiled for GNU Radio 3.8 and 3.9. Demonstrates building out‑of‑tree modules and full GNURadio from source inside a conda env, writing a meta.yaml recipe, running conda-build tests, and submitting feedstocks to conda-forge with CI via conda-smithy; mamba is recommended for faster installs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to radioconda
- 1:07Conda basics for users
- 4:18Mamba and channels
- 5:21Why Conda for GNU Radio
- 6:44Environments and distributions
- 10:10Getting started with Conda
- 13:53GNU Radio packages available
- 16:25Advanced topics: Creating recipes
- 19:05Recipe anatomy
- 21:30Building without recipes
- 23:09Contributing to Conda Forge
- 26:22Package maintenance and future
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