Skywave Linux is an operating system using bleeding-edge technology to robustly access the broadcast, utility, military, and amateur radio signals from almost anywhere globally, including countries with restrictive internet environments.

Skywave Linux connects to a large and growing network of state-of-the-art software-defined radio (SDR) servers, making it possible to experience high-performance SDR operation without your large antennas or on-site radio hardware. You need to boot the system on a computer with internet connectivity, find a remote SDR server in your region of interest, and tune across the spectrum to find signals.

Skywave Linux can also operate numerous types of SDR hardware plugged into the host machine or on the local network. Downloading, installing, and configuring SDR software can be difficult for many computer users; Skywave Linux eliminates the hassle by including several installed, configured, and ready to run.

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