Pre-Alpha Release: xng 0.21.0 Several releases have gone by unannounced, but this time it is significant. We made sure that 0.20 -> 0.21 was meaningful. github.com/airframesio/xng/r… Nutshell: - Added UAT (978mhz) to support ADS-B (1090mhz) (both current at par or exceeds existing) - Added FLEX + POCSAG pager decoding (at par) - Initial APRS (still working to increase fidelity and improve; your testing can help) - Added COSPAS-SARSAT (distress beacons) - Added foundations for NAVTEX (but due to proprietaries we don't have enough details yet; reach out if you can help) - Added DSC - Added Radiosonde (at par from bench; but looking deeper test) - Added ADS-L (first implementation we've seen) - Added ATCS + EOT (train) - Added VTES Some of these new modes have no modern equivalent decoder and are derived from specifications. We're working hard to test, refine, improve.

Alongside Airwaves OS, we're also announcing xng — the next generation of decoders. → xng.airframes.io Here's the thing: Airwaves OS was never just about Airframes. We believe in the ecosystem, in the community, and in your freedom to choose what you run. We've got opinions (plenty of them), but you're the one at the controls. So yes, xng ships on Airwaves OS — and so do all the familiar favorites. acarsdec, dumpvdl2, AcarsHub: still right there. Run what you love. But we think xng is something special. Not just because it's a single, memory-safe, tightly-packed Rust binary (though it is). It's because we're still here — actively supporting it, actively building on it. A lot of the old decoders haven't had a commit in years. xng is still shipping. It's not finished. But it already speaks more than 20 modes - and plenty of them don't just match the benchmarks of the existing tools, they beat them. And it's all open source. Use it, fork it, break it, improve it, send it back better. We're not going to beg you to contribute. ...ok, who are we kidding. We are absolutely begging you to contribute. xng is a different way to decode. Come see for yourself → xng.airframes.io

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Officially announcing ... **Airwaves OS** A community-supported, open-source OS for the radio/SDR enthusiast. Initially focused on the aviation/maritime community, but will expand to **all** radio. It's almost here, but that's just the start. We have so much more planned. airwavesos.com Comment "sdr" to get bumped up on the invitation list. #sdr #radio #aviation #aerospace #osint #ai #tech

Not yet :) It’s still alpha / pre-release. Will have something written up as 1.0.0 approaches.

This will literally change the ADS-B/ACARS/VDL/HFDL/SATCOM/AIS/etc feeder game. One binary, one client, one feeder. We're going to make it easy.

Pre-Alpha Release: xng 0.10.1 Announcing the first pre-alpha release for the public to learn, experiment and use xng, a next-generation multi-mode decoder client. We've been working on a single binary, multi-decoder client for a long time. We tossed most away, and then got sidetracked with other things, only to come back again and again. We think we have it this time: - Rust language & features - core-based approach to decoding - legacy support + wrappers - Airframes as 1st Class, full support for anyone else - flexible licensing (MIT & APACHE) There is so much to say about this pre-release. But I'm going to save it for the die hards to inspect more closely. We'll elaborate in more detail to the rest of the community as a 1.0.0 becomes closer. Please give us feedback directly via DM, or on the repo via Issues. github.com/airframesio/xng github.com/airframesio/xng/r… @alerts @updates @airframes-contrib @airframes-contrib @airframes-dev @airframes-mod

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