So, this question sounds like you're going to be new to Linux: With
Linux distributions, you always also get a packet manager, which means
that, unlike you're doing something relatively obscure, you don't have
to care about downloading and installing your software yourself –
there's a tool where you can just pick "OK, I'd like Firefox,
LibreOffice, GNU Radio, KiCAD and everything these programs need", and
things will just work seconds later.
Basically, all the major Linux distros ship fairly recent GNU Radio
**right now**. (Certainly, they all will age, until their next release
comes out)
You can generally check the gnuradio.org website for what's the most
recent release, and then check the package archives of your distro of
interest how far that is behind.
At this point in time (Beginning of Sept 2017), Ubuntu 16.04LTS, Fedora
26, Debian, Arch, Gentoo, Macports, and others, carry pretty recent
versions that you can install with a single click or a single command line.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 09/06/2017 07:18 PM, Ron Economos wrote:
Ubuntu 16.04LTS is the path of least resistance.
Ron
On 09/06/2017 10:02 AM, Ricardo Nuszkowski wrote:
Hello everyone,
We are using a LimeSDR and I was wondering what version of Linux
would work best for GNU radio?
Respectfully,
Ricardo Nuszkowski
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