Re: Happy new year! (Was: Happy Christmas/Holidays/End of year!)

[Harald Fritzsche (DD0VS)]

Hello Marcus and all the others,

thanks for the wishes that i want to reply to.
All the best for 2020 to all of you.

I am a sporadic user only, nevertheless i like GnuRadio :-)

Ein Gesundes und Frohes Neues Jahr
Happy New Year 2020
Regards
Harald
DD0VS

Am Wed, 01 Jan 2020 00:47:49 +0100
schrieb Marcus Müller <address@hidden>:

> Hopefullest of all SDR communities!
> 
> After Martin's excellent mail I felt it was time to use the
> opportunity to not only look back at an exciting GNU Radio year, but
> also look forward:
> 
> I'm convinced 2020 will be an excellent year in terms of progress of
> FOSS software defined radio, and GNU Radio will continue to play a
> leading role in that domain.
> We'll see quite a bit of accelerated development that has been
> unleashed since we released GNU Radio 3.8; the first sign of that is
> how VOLK got a new grip on releasing.
> 
> Just like Martin, I'd like to stress how much the community is what's
> really great about GNU Radio: If it weren't for the constructive
> forces at work in the ecosystem as a whole, there would've been
> little to no interest in improving and using GNU Radio over the years
> – so please don't let that slip. We're a community built on "let's do
> this", constructive criticism, a strong sense of responsibility to
> write sustainable code, people wanting to contribute instead of just
> profiting of FOSS...
> 
> With that: ein frohes Neues from Germany,
> Marcus
> 
> 
> On Thu, 2019-12-26 at 13:16 -0800, Martin Braun wrote:
> > Hi all!
> > 
> > What a year! From a GNU Radio viewpoint, it was the year of the 3.8
> > release, that's for sure. It was also the year of the space-themed
> > GRCon
> > in Huntsville, AL, the European GNU Radio Days in Besancon, France,
> > the
> > year we created package feeds, another year of GSoC... and so many
> > other
> > things.
> > 
> > Many of us have some kind of holiday now, be it Christmas,
> > end-of-the-year, the Congress, or something else. Maybe some of us
> > find
> > time to hack on GNU Radio! There's a lot of signals out there
> > waiting to
> > be discovered.
> > 
> > I would like to thank everyone who was or is involved in GNU Radio
> > for
> > their support, contributions, and interest. Every line of code,
> > every email answered here, helps us push the project forward, and
> > bring free
> > signal processing to the masses. The best thing about GNU Radio is
> > certainly this community (it's not the scheduler :D ) and I really
> > enjoy
> > being a part of it.
> > 
> > Let's see what 2020 has to offer for GNU Radio! And I hope I'll see
> > many
> > of you either in real life, or online for more signal processing
> > hacking.
> > 
> > Happy Hacking!
> > 
> > -- Martin
> >   
> 
>