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@dtreffenstaedt dtreffenstaedt released this 02 Nov 21:17
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Release of version 2.0.2 of the muondetector software.

Changes:

  • Removed dependency on libpaho-mqttpp in favour of libmosquitto
  • Improvements to GUI usability
  • Now posting hardware and software version strings as log message
  • Now the server address is no longer hardcoded in the code but points to our hostname

Fixes:

  • Tidy up of CMake structure
  • muondetector-login program now creates the proper directory in order to be able to create the login file
  • Adjustments to GUI in order to work properly on OSX

How to install:
You can compile it yourself obviously. But if you don't want to, there are some binaries for the raspberry pi (armhf 32bit processor architecture), for the latest Ubuntu (64 bit) versions and for windows (64 bit).

For windows you can download the installer executable.

For linux you can download the AppImage.

For the raspberry pi OS you can add our repository. Just add our gpg key by typing in the console:
sudo sh -c "curl https://archive.muonpi.org/muondetector.public.key | gpg --dearmor > /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/muondetector.gpg"

Then add the repository:
sudo sh -c "echo deb https://archive.muonpi.org/raspbian buster main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/muondetector.list"

You can then install the desired software by first do 'sudo apt update' and then install the desired software by typing sudo apt install muondetector-daemon or sudo apt install muondetector-gui respectively.

When there is a new version available you will automatically install it when you do 'apt update' and 'apt upgrade'.

Alternatively you can install the software from debian package files (not if you want to only install the gui on windows):
Download the daemon for the raspberry pi named "muondetector-daemon-2.0.2-raspbian.deb".
You may download the GUI named "muondetector-gui-2.0.2...deb" for whatever system you want to use.
To install a ".deb" file just use sudo apt install ./[package-name].deb or on older systems sudo gdebi ./[package-name].deb.
Have fun!