Pressing POCSAG's preset now shows you something. POCSAG, Morse, RTTY and APRS have no window of their own: everything they decode is written into the shared Decoder output window. A preset press opened only a plugin's own windows, so pressing POCSAG tuned the radio, started the decoder and put nothing new on screen - "when I click POCSAG nothing happens", as a tester put it. A preset on a decoder like that now opens the Decoder output window, where its messages appear. FLEX, which has its own pager face, opens that face as before. Your own saved presets (new in 0.99.4) behave the same way.
What has and has not been checked. 138 tests pass on Windows and on a clean Linux clone. In the real application with the published POCSAG and FLEX plugins, pressing each one's preset opened the Decoder output window for POCSAG and nothing extra for FLEX. The rail button has not been pressed by a real hand on this build; it runs the same code as the request that was tested.
The Linux files are still in development. The Android alpha stays at 0.98.1-android.1.
SHA-256 of foxsdr-setup-0.99.5.exe:
9e0ac024ec0045851416a2f943833c46320233fc129851f857ab11e59b4ac3be
SHA-256 of FoxSDR-0.99.5-x86_64.AppImage:
b5afe09c0ec54f96b77d284c5c8a781ef076f952cc6c52380602b0f2497ddd80
SHA-256 of foxsdr-0.99.5-linux-x64.tar.gz:
bd0604d43439e8b29e6d1e5cdce2eefe095d83db1b614491e375c98573484990