hpsdr-rs v0.4.0 released

[John Melton G0ORX/N6LYT]

hpsdr-rs is a native desktop client foropenHPSDR Protocol 1 and Protocol 2 radios (Metis/Ozy-style and Hermes/Orion-style boards, including the ANAN series), written in
Rust with WDSP for DSP. It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Downloads (Windows .msi, Debian/Ubuntu amd64 and arm64 .deb, and a
macOS Apple Silicon build):

  https://github.com/g0orx/hpsdr-rs/releases/tag/v0.4.0

What's new since v0.3.0:

- CW support: a built-in single-signal CW (Morse) decoder, full
  control of the radio's own internal keyer (mode, speed, weight,
  sidetone, break-in), an optional PC-side software sidetone, "Send
  CW Text" for up to 5 saved messages, and CAT-CW support (Kenwood
  KY / Hamlib send_morse). Also fixed a bug where CW TX was
  transmitting on the raw dial frequency instead of dial +/- CW
  Pitch.
- TX/PA fixes: corrected HermesLite2/Orion2 TX power nonlinearity,
  added a per-band PA drive-curve calibration table, fixed TCI TX
  audio downmixing, and added PureSignal Auto Attenuate.
- Windows: proper .msi installer packaging via cargo-wix, with a
  Start Menu shortcut.
- Linux: fixed a startup crash on GPUs that support fewer than 8
  color attachments (e.g. Raspberry Pi 5's Mesa V3D driver).
- RX audio Record-to-WAV button, now on the main window and every
  extra receiver window.
- User manual reorganized to match the app's own Settings tab
  order, with a new chapter covering the CW settings.

Full release notes (with per-platform install instructions) are at
the link above. As always, bug reports and feedback are welcome via
GitHub issues:

  https://github.com/g0orx/hpsdr-rs/issues

73,
John G0ORX/N6LYT