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| 2026-08-21 |
NEW • Distribution Release: DragonOS Resolute_R1 |
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The DragonOS project has announced the release of a major update to DragonOS, a specialist Ubuntu-based Linux distribution designed for those interested in software-defined radio (SDR). It ships with a suite of some of the most powerful and accessible open-source SDR software. The latest version, labelled as "Resolute_R1" is based on the long-term supported Lubuntu 26.04: "DragonOS Resolute_R1 (08/026/2026) - new ground-up build on Ubuntu 26.04 with Linux kernel 7.0. Supported SDRs: USRP/UHD 4.9 (B200, B210, B205mini, X3xx, N3xx, E3xx, AntSDR, LibreSDR); BladeRF (x40, x115, 2.0 micro); HackRF One; LimeSDR (USB, Mini, XTRX); RTL-SDR; Airspy (R2, Mini, HF+); SDRplay (RSP series); ADALM-Pluto; HydraSDR (RFOne); Fobos SDR; SDDC (RX888, RX666, BBRF103); Mirics (SoapyMiri); Red Pitaya; SoapyRemote (network SDR); VITA 49/VRT (network IQ over UDP). SDR applications: SDRAngel 7.27.1; CyberEther 1.9.1 (GPU-accelerated node-based SDR/DSP visualization; Vulkan, auto-CUDA when present); SatDump 2.0.0-alpha; SDRPP 1.3.0; SDRconnect 0+git (SDRplay cross-platform SDR app + headless WebSocket-API server, off by default); SDRTrunk 0+git; GQRX-SDR 2.17.7; SigDigger 0.3.0...." See the project's release page on SourceForge for a full list of included software. Download links: DragonOS_Resolute_R1.iso (3,771MB, SHA256, pkglist). |
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| DragonOS is a Lubuntu-based desktop Linux distribution which is focused on software defined radio (SDR). It provides a pre-installed suite of the most powerful and accessible open-source SDR software. DragonOS has verified support for a range of inexpensive and powerful SDR hardware, including RTL-SDR, HackRF One, LimeSDR, BladeRF and others.
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