GNSS-SDR on Windows

To run Linux programs on a Windows computer, normally Windows Subsystem from Linux (built into Windows by Microsoft) is generally the best / most performant way to run most Linux programs, especially programs relevant to data processing and geospace science in general.

The WSL Install Guide notes from Windows Terminal:

wsl --install

That will install Ubuntu. After a few minutes the Ubuntu WSL install will be complete. From Windows terminal type:

wsl

to start Ubuntu.

From there type

sudo apt install gnss-sdr

That installs numerous packages needed to run GNSS-SDR.

Then proceed to the first-run examples.

When building GNSS-SDR and examples, don’t worry about CMake warnings about missing packages, as long as the project builds.