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Troubleshooting: add Ubuntu 26.04 libopengl0 missing-library entry Glick11 reported on the FlexRadio community forum that AetherSDR fails to start on a fresh Ubuntu 26.04 LTS install with a missing libOpenGL.so.0 error — Canonical stopped pulling libopengl0 in by default for the desktop image. Adds the fix as an entry in the Application Crashes on Launch table and a follow-on section explaining the GLVND-split / libgl1 distinction so users know they can install libopengl0 alongside libgl1 without conflict. Cross-references the README build-deps line which already includes libopengl0.
Add Support & Logging page; cross-link from Troubleshooting + Contributing The wiki had no dedicated coverage of Help → Support… or the lightbulb-button AI-assisted issue reporter — log file paths were mentioned in Troubleshooting and a bug-report-template link in Contributing-Guide, but nothing tied it together for users hitting a bug or wanting to file a feature request. New page: - Support-and-Logging — full reference for the Support & Diagnostics dialog (every log category with what it covers and when to enable it), the live log viewer, log-file paths per platform, the "File an Issue" support-bundle workflow, the separate Help → Submit your idea… 💡 AI-Assisted Issue Reporter (5 AI providers, prompt formats), and a "when to use which" table. Includes privacy notes on radio serial, IP, tokens, and MQTT broker passwords. Cross-links: - _Sidebar / Home — new Help section pointing at Support and Logging + Troubleshooting - Troubleshooting — points at Support and Logging as the canonical diagnostic-capture surface - Contributing-Guide — Reporting Bugs section now leads with Help → Support…; Feature Requests section now leads with the lightbulb 💡
Initial wiki: installation, first connection, WSJT-X, SmartLink, troubleshooting, NR2, Multi-Flex, AI development guide