Are there instructions to compile from source on Linux? The last time I looked it seemed like the instructions were very different than in the past.
73 Stan KM4HQE On Thu, Sep 24, 2026 at 8:39 AM Joseph H. Taylor via wsjt-devel < [email protected]> wrote: > We are pleased to announce that *Release Candidate WSJT-X v3.2.0-rc1* is > available for download here: https://github.com/WSJTX/wsjtx/releases. > > Release Candidates give advanced users an opportunity to exercise new > features and provide feedback to developers. If you use this Release > Candidate, please send related comments or questions by opening an *Issue > *or contributing to a *Discussion* at our public repository home page, > https://github.com/WSJTX/wsjtx or by sending email to one of our user > forums. > > *WSJT-X 3.2.0* introduces a new mode, *JTTY*, along with new capabilities > for *Q65*, *MAP65*, and *QMAP* and a large number of improvements and bug > fixes. > > A new *WSJT-X User Guide* is posted here > https://wsjtx.github.io/wsjtx/wsjtx-main-3.2_en.html, > and a brief summary of new features is here > https://wsjtx.github.io/wsjtx/wsjtx-main-3.2_en.html#NEW_FEATURES. > Updates to the User Guide are still being made; the present version has > some out-of-date screen shots, and some missing text. > > A more detailed record of changes since version 3.0.2 is in the Release > Notes, available here: https://wsjtx.github.io/wsjtx/release_notes.html. > > If you decide to try JTTY mode, we suggest an initial common meeting place > of 14.090 MHz on the 20m band. Alternatively, use one of these (very > preliminary!) suggested > > Band kHz > ----------- > 160 1838 > 80 3575 > 40 7090 > 30 10140 > 20 14090 > 17 18100 > 15 21090 > 12 24920 > 10 28090 > 6 50160 > 2 144160 > > Most of these frequencies will appear in the WSJT-X default frequencies > list if you right-click and select "Reset" on the table in the *Settings > | Frequencies* tab. But you might prefer to enter needed ones manually, > so as to not lose other manually-entered values. If JTTY becomes popular, > you may expect some or all of the suggested dial frequencies to change. > > Our public source-code repository is at GitHub: > https://github.com/WSJTX/wsjtx. Anyone can clone the repository, which is > licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3. The repository > contains the WSJT project's open-source history back to 2005. A > programmer's overview of the project, with ideas on how you might > contribute, is available here: https://wsjtx.github.io/wsjtx/devel.html. > If your skills and interests align with the WSJT project, let us know and > volunteer your services! > > We invite any and all experienced users to exercise the new features found > in WSJT-X, MAP65, and QMAP. We look forward to receiving your feedback. We > will be working toward an early GA release of WSJT-X 3.2.0. > > -- 73 from Joe, K1JT; Steve, K9AN; John, G4KLA; Brian, N9ADG; Charlie, > DL3WDG; Roger, W3SZ; Terrell, KJ5HST; and David, KD0BTO. > _______________________________________________ > wsjt-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel >
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