As with other Linux OS the command(s) to make things are shown in the GitHub Readme. Raspberry Pi users with Raspbian need to have the Jessie distribution installed which includes the most up to date versions of gcc ( 4.9.2 ) and libusb-1.0-0-dev ( apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev libudev-dev). You will also likely need the development version of python installed ( apt-get install python2.7-dev). The command(s) to manually build things are shown on the GitHub page as well. For OS X and Linux users there are installer versions of libiio for popular distributions of the OS in GitHub. The USB drivers will also need to be installed by downloading the plutosdr-m2k-drivers-win from GitHub. To manually install on Windows download, libiio-setup.exe from the libiio page on GitHub. The latest release of the ALICE 2.0 desktop tool set Python source files is available for download: Python 2.7.11 (or higher, 32 bit version recommended) Or run ALICE Desktop from the Python 2.7 compatible source code with the following packages installed: Alternatively, under the properties for the icons, you can change the directory the program(s) start in. The installer adds desktop icons for each tool in the suite. If you also have ALICE for the ALM1000 installed be sure to install ALICE for the ALM2000 in a different directory because they use similar file names to save info and would likely conflict with each other. C:\ALM Software\M2K would be a good second choice. Because of user permission issues with some installations of Windows you may need to install the software in a directory other than the default “Program Files”. ALICE M2K desktop opens and saves info and data to various files in the installation directory. If you encounter any issues, did you remember to first install the USB drivers and the libiio library from the GitHub web pages? The installer should include all required packages but not the USB device drivers for the ADALM2000.
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