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Getting KMuddy
You can either get the binary packages, if they are available for your distribution, or you can download the sources and compile them yourself.
Some distributions provide the KMuddy packages directly in their repositories. If your distribution is one of them, it is the easiest way of obtaining KMuddy. Simply start the package manager provided by your distribution and search for KMuddy. If you find a package, install it and you are set.
Stable version
The current stable version is KMuddy 1.0.1. This is a KDE4-based version. If you need the KDE3-based 0.8 version, you can obtain it in the old version archive, see below.
- Binary packages for several distributions can be obtained from the OpenSuSE BuildService
- KMuddy 1.0.1 sources
- libmxp 0.2.4 sources - optional, install this if you want MXP support
Development version
The development version contains the newest features and improvements, it may however also be less stable than the stable version.
No development version is currently available.
The most bleeding-edge version can also be obtained from the Subversion repository, located at svn checkout svn://anonsvn@favoretti.net/kmuddy.
Installing from sources
Installing from sources requires you to have the basic development packages installed. This includes gcc, make, cmake, as well as development support for X, Qt and KDE. Once you do, you can install KMuddy from sources by opening a terminal emulator (such as konsole), switching to the root user using the su command, then executing the following commands:
- tar xzf kmuddy-1.0.1.tar.gz
- cd kmuddy-1.0.1
- cmake .
- make install
KMuddy can be then executed using the kmuddy command, from the menu, or by typing kmuddy to the quick-start panel (accessible using Alt+F2 on default configurations of KDE and GNOME).
Older versions
If you are interested in older versions of KMuddy, you can browse their archive.
