• The easiest approach is to donload the zipped UHSDR source code from Github UHSDR repository and unpack.
• If using Eclipse: create a work space pointing at the local directory where UHSDR has been unpacked. Check Eclipse settings after that (active build etc.)

• Download Github Desktop. The .exe file is the executable (portable) program and does not need installation
• Provide your github username and password, clone the Github UHSDR repository
• Optional: Create a local branch for your source code changes
• If using Eclipse: create a work space pointing at the local directory where UHSDR has been unpacked. Check Eclipse settings after that (active build etc.)

• If git is not intalled on your system:

  $apt-get install git

• Clone UHSDR repository:
  • Go to the directory where you want to store the GIT clone, then type

    $git clone https://github.com/df8oe/UHSDR.git

See also GNU MCU Eclipse workspace preferences

• Good if you need new Eclipse settings specially for this Github clone
• There will be a new Eclipse work space assigned to this import. The new work space can have its own Eclipse settings. Everytime you switch to this work space Eclipse will change all settings accordingly.
• Start Eclipse. File→Switch workspace→Other
• Enter directory of local UHSDR clone.
• When using this new work space Eclipse will use settings of UHSDR clone. So please check Eclipse settings (active build, ..)

• Good if this Github clone should work under your standard Eclipse settings
• File→Import, then General→Existing Projects into work space, hit “Next”
• “Select root directory”. Use “browse” button and point to local github mchf root (in my case: $HOME/uhdsrd/UHSDR/mchf-eclipse/)
• Hit “Finish”