Using Thetis's DSP libraries?

[ai5os]

Folks,
I'm starting to venture in to the world of this open-sourced hardware, and software defined radio, as a ham, and I'm excited about the prospects. I wanted to reach out, and ask if the dsp libraries that Thetis uses are totally open-sourced? One thing that the SDR community is lacking right now is a fully accessible version of software that can be used that is cross platform. For instance, I can't find an app that is usable via my mac that is compiled with native graphic Libraries for the mac that make direct calls to the accessibility APIs that are found in the operating system that allow assistive technology like voiceover, Apple's screen-reader to work. The same issue seems to be prevelent in windows as well. So in lgith of this, I'm thinking about trying to roll my own within the limits of the non-disclosure agreements that I am bound to by my employer. Any help y'all can give I'd sure appreciate as far as pointing me in the right direction. If there is any appetite to making existing software offerings accessible, I'd be happy to provide guidance as that is my expertise.
Thanks,
Justin-ai5os
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[w-u-2-o]

Every part of Thetis is open source, licensed under the Gnu General Public License (GPL).

WDSP is the DSP library used in Thetis. The "official" repository is here: https://github.com/TAPR/OpenHPSDR-wdsp

As long as you can abide by the GPL requirements WDSP is free to use and modify.

The de facto "official" repository for Thetis can be found here: https://github.com/ramdor/Thetis

There is a very active development discussion at the Discord link shown on the Git repository home page.