Over on the SatDump blog developers Aang23 and Lego11 have recently uploaded a post discussing their plans to move SatDump towards Version 2.0.0. SatDump is currently the most comprehensive and popular software for SDR users wanting to decode images and data from satellites. 

The developers note that their update frequency has slowed down recently due to their focus on V2.0.0. The new version introduces significant under-the-hood changes that will make SatDump easier to manage and develop in the future, and also focuses on improved documentation.  

Users of SatDump will also see an improved GUI, new functionality such as crop, an SSTV decoder, support and improvements for a wide range of satellites, any many other improvements discussed in the post. 

We note that V2.0.0 has not yet been released. The post notes that at some point in the near future they will begin merging the new V2.0.0 branch into master, followed by frequency alpha releases, before finally releasing an official V2.0.0.