Support
Support page table of contents
The Pothos users' group is for announcements, public discussions, and software support. The group is public, but you will have to join first to create and reply to posts. Any questions, bug reports, feedback, and other useful discussion is welcomed. Or simply subscribe for regular announcements about features and releases.
- Sign up for the Pothos users' group hosted by google groups.
- The group email address is pothos-users@googlegroups.com
The Pothos slack workspace is open to the community. The workspace is used to coordinate development and supports github integrations to keep track of support issues.
- To join, visit the Pothos slack invite page and enter an email.
- The #general channel has github integration and IRC chat bridge.
Visit Pothos IRC channel on Libera.Chat for help, discussions, announcements, and playful banter. The #pothos IRC channel does not requiring registering a user account, and guests should be able to join easily through the libera webclient.
- To join through the browser, visit Pothos IRC channel on libera and enter a username.
- Until spam becomes a problem, #pothos does not requiring registering a user account.
- Note: #pothos has moved from freenode.net to libera.chat due to May 2021 freenode schism.
Follow us on twitter @pothosware to get announcements and updates about development.
Found a bug? Have a feature request? The issue trackers are open to the public and should be used to report bugs, post patches, and create feature requests. Find the appropriate project (https://github.com/pothosware/) and create a new issue on the github issue tracker. For more complicated issues and lengthy discussions, please consider the users' group instead.
For support issues, contacting the users' group is preferable. Other users may be able to help, and the answers will be archived publicly others to benefit from. However, if you still need to contact the maintainer privately or for business reasons, please click here: http://pothosware.com/#contact
Enjoying the software? Its takes a lot of volunteer effort to maintain the software projects and packaging needed for Pothos and SoapySDR. If you appreciate the effort, or are using this software commercially, please consider donating: http://pothosware.com/#donate
