DragonOS: Setting up AISMon with WINE and Virtual Audio Sink for HackRF and RTL-SDR

Over on his YouTube channel Aaron, creator of the DragonOS image (a Linux image with many built-in SDR compatible programs) has uploaded a new video showing how it is possible to run the Windows only AISMon software on Linux, using WINE. WINE is a Windows emulator for Linux which allows users to run some Windows software on Linux.

In the video Aaron shows how to set up WINE on the DragonOS Linux image, how to run AISMon with it, and how to set up the Virtual Audio Cable sink which is required to pass the audio from SDR++ to AISMon. He also shows how he tests his setup using the AIS-Simulator software with a HackRF, and an RTL-SDR for receiving.

DragonOS FocalX Setup AISMon with WINE + Virtual Audio Sink (HackRF, RTLSDR, SDR++, AIS-Simulator)

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WINE: Wine Is NOT an EMULATOR

“WINE is a Windows emulator for Linux”

I know I’m picky but please…