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wfview v3.0-test2

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Commit d6e2f208
Built 20260604T200954Z

Commit message: Fix FT-710 AF gain command

Windows (x64 / Qt6)

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Architecture x64 Windows Binary
Framework Qt 6.10.3
Compatibility Windows 7 x64 and newer

Install: Download wfview-windows-x64-setup.exe, run it and follow the prompts.

Windows (x86 / Qt5)

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Architecture x86 Windows Binary
Framework Qt 5.15.2
Compatibility Windows XP and newer

Install: Download wfview-windows-x86-setup.exe, run it and follow the prompts.

macOS (Universal Binary / Qt6)

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Architecture Universal Binary (Intel + Apple Silicon)
Framework Qt 6.10.3
Compatibility macOS 12 (Monterey) and newer

Install: Download wfview-macos.dmg, open it, and drag wfview to your Applications folder.

macOS (Intel Legacy / Qt5)

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Architecture Intel x86_64
Framework Qt 5.15.2
Compatibility macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and newer on Intel Macs

Install: Download wfview-macos-legacy-intel.dmg, open it, and drag wfview to your Applications folder.

Linux (AppImage / Qt6)

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Architecture x86_64
Target OS Linux (glibc 2.35+, Ubuntu 22.04 and newer)
Framework Qt 6.10.3

Install instructions:

Run either the user install or the system-wide install — not both.

cd ~/Downloads
chmod +x wfview-linux-installer.sh

# User install (to ~/.local):
./wfview-linux-installer.sh

# --- OR ---

# System-wide install (to /usr/local):
sudo ./wfview-linux-installer.sh

User install notes:

  • The AppImage binary is placed in ~/.local/bin/wfview
  • Rig files go to ~/.local/share/wfview/rigs/
  • If existing rig files are found, a timestamped .tgz backup is created before replacement
  • Ensure ~/.local/bin is in your PATH

System-wide install notes:

  • The AppImage binary is placed in /usr/local/bin/wfview
  • Rig files go to /usr/local/share/wfview/rigs/
  • Existing rig files in the system location are left as-is (not backed up)

Requirements: FUSE must be available to run AppImages. On Ubuntu/Debian:

sudo apt install libfuse2
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