SDRoxide: Universal SDR Transceiver Client

SDRoxide is a software-defined radio transceiver client developed in Rust, supporting native operation on Linux, macOS, and Windows, or streamed to any browser. It features a GPU panadapter, dual VFOs, neural noise reduction, built-in skimmers, and a full suite of digital modes including Winlink radio email. The software also offers 868 MHz sensor decoding, hands-free satellite operation, and a live 3D space-weather globe. SDRoxide supports various hardware, including native drivers for RTL-SDR (R820T/T2, R828D tuners, HF via Blog V4 or direct sampling), RX-888 (Mk2), and HackRF One (Jawbreaker, rad1o) for 1 MHz - 6 GHz. It integrates with CAT-controlled rigs via Hamlib and Flrig, and supports network dongles like rtltcp and rsptcp. Compatibility extends to SpyServer (Airspy, Airspy HF+, RTL-SDR), KiwiSDR, wideband IQ SDRs via SoapySDR (LimeSDR, bladeRF), and OpenHPSDR Ethernet SDRs (HermesLite2, Apache Labs) using Protocol 1 and 2. It also connects to ExpertSDR3 and SunSDR transceivers via TCI WebSocket.