Nothing stopping you from doing it I guess, but because all the pieces to make it all functional
are not all created by one single person it's basically distributed in the manner it is because of that - plus the owner of SDR# (Yousseff and maybe one or two other people working as a group, as I understand it) can't necessarily just include any old software they want in a distribution with it all pretty and packaged for just anyone.
- install the Zadig drivers and verify they're working
- grab the latest dev version of SDR# and extract it
- grab the latest RTL-SDR libraries and extract them to the SDR# folder
- grab whatever plugins you may want (but read and research to make sure they work with whatever version of SDR# you're attempting to use, of course)
- copy the plugin files as required to the SDR# folder, modify the SDRSharp.exe.Config as needed adding whatever lines will enable said plugin(s) according to the instructions included with the plugins themselves
- if you want to do trunking that'll end up requiring Unitrunker as well but that has nothing to do with SDR# itself so that's not even something I'd touch on - there's plenty of info about using Unitrunker
with SDR# to get some trunking monitoring working, sure, but it's still a standalone thing IMO
- start up SDR# and get to it
It really ain't that tough...
