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Binary packages for some recent GNU/Linux distributions are available.
To install a binary package, use your preferred graphical software manager or an appropriate command from the following table.
| Distribution | Install as | Uninstall as |
|---|---|---|
| Ubuntu | $ sudo dpkg -i munipack_0.5.2_amd64.deb | $ sudo dpkg -r munipack |
| Mint, Debian | # dpkg -i munipack_0.5.2_amd64.deb | # dpkg -r munipack |
| Fedora, openSUSE | # rpm -i munipack_0.5.2-1.x86_64.rpm | # rpm -e munipack |
It is recommended to run commands, introduced by the hash sign (#), as root
# id uid=0(root) ..
and ones, denoted by the dollar sign ($), run as an ordinary user:
$ id uid=12345(user) ...
Please be carefull with appropriate choice of package and architecture. The 32-bit package should by installed on 32-bit distribution and the same for 64-bit. In doubts, what your are running, open a terminal and type the command:
$ uname -om
to determine 32-bit (getting i386, i686, etc.) or 64-bit (getting x86_64) flavor of your operating system.
Generally, all the binary packages are assembled under latest or a long-term support version of the distributions. The binary packages will be usually runable under any newest distribution update.
The source distribution is the most flexible way for installation. Unfortunately, it is also the most complicated way. The installation and compilation is described in detail on the wiki page ⤴.
Sources of the last version can be downloaded as: munipack-0.5.2.tar.gz
Additional external utilities rawtran and fitspng are included into binary distribution. Using of raw pictures requires availability of dcraw ⤴.
There are also available some sample data.
Any files(s) can be downloaded directly from Munipack's distribution site:
ftp://munipack.physics.muni.cz/pub/munipack/
That site contains source and binary packages of the latest stable version and sub-directories with milestones (usually obsolete) in source and binary formats.
Binaries for other computer system has been not prepared yet. Try to build ones yourself. ⤴
Copyright © 1997-2011, F. Hroch (✉, Blog⤴), DTFA, Masaryk University.