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<d1b2>
<vipqualitypost> i'd be happy to help. is there a list of things that need done? or just filling out anything that doesn't have an entry?
<lethalbit>
oh right, I need to bug about the build fail from the latest git HEAD on Linux
<lethalbit>
I can see if someone already raised an issue on the git repo, otherwise i'll do so
<d1b2>
<azonenberg> Just got back rom a weekend in the woods, catching up
<d1b2>
<azonenberg> @vipqualitypost adding docs for filters is a big one. also testing build instructions on each OS we document and making sure they work
<d1b2>
<azonenberg> i'm making a pass through all of the general "how to use the application" docs now and am up to the start of chapter 8
<_whitenotifier-4>
[scopehal-apps] azonenberg e42b29e - Explicitly install ccache in the dependencies for CI workflows in order to enable using ccache when compiling
<lethalbit>
was it ever inccluded on the image by default?
<lethalbit>
because on the ubuntu-22.04 software list it's not listed
<lethalbit>
might have been a transient dependency of something else
<azonenberg>
yeah i'm not sure. it worked until very recently
<_whitenotifier-4>
[scopehal-apps] azonenberg b298d22 - Added CCache to CodeQL builds
<lethalbit>
I need to patch linux-gpib so it builds on the 6.12 kernel and then I can try to wiggle Keithely 2000 support in, likely not before the release cut but should still be fun
<azonenberg>
yeah we're already somewhat informally in feature freeze for 0.1
<azonenberg>
i want to cut a 0.1 release around EOY focusing ~entirely on docs and packaging and bugs
<azonenberg>
then 0.2 early 2025 with everything that didn't make the cut
<lethalbit>
ye
<azonenberg>
and get on a more regular release cadence moving forward
<azonenberg>
like, not actually scheduled releases more like "whenever we think we've hit a good stopping point"
<lethalbit>
I also eventually want to roll in support for my spectrum analyzer/TG too, as that would be useful, but that's a whole other kettle of fish
<lethalbit>
the Keithley is a nice low-effort target :v
<azonenberg>
nice, yeah
<azonenberg>
Siglent function generator support is coming very soon since they're using them for thunderscope cal
<azonenberg>
i just got shipped two units for dev
<azonenberg>
might not merge the driver until v0.2 to avoid adding a new driver just before a release, but it's coming
<lethalbit>
exciting
<lethalbit>
I want to snag a thunderscope but spensive :v
<lethalbit>
not as expensive as they could be, but still sadly out of my budget
<lethalbit>
maybe one day:tm:
<d1b2>
<aleksorsist> If you've been using/devving ngscopeclient and can put some serious mileage on a gamma/PVT unit, that day may be soon!