Downloads
These are free Gnu/Linux programs licensed under the GNU General Public License.
For more information about each program, see the links on the right side.
The following tar files contain a source program (C++), a build script (make),
and a user guide. The installation procedure is explained below.
Download Files
dkopp dkopp-6.1.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
findwild findwild-1.4.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
fotoxx fotoxx-11.12.2.tar.gz Dec 03, 2012
fotoxx fotoxx-12.01.2.tar.gz Jan 04, 2012
fotoxx fotoxx-12.02.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
galaxy galaxy-2.1.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
lbench lbench-1.9.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
mashup mashup-3.5.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
myStuff myStuff-1.8.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
picpuz picpuz-2.5.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
sortpuz sortpuz-1.2.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
ukopp ukopp-4.3.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
watsup watsup-2.3.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
zfuncs zfuncs-5.1.tar.gz Feb 01, 2012
DEB and RPM packages are also available
Recent changes (new releases, bug fixes)
Dependencies:
The following packages are needed to build and install:
xdg-utils, g++, libgtk3.0-dev.
Fotoxx also needs:
libtiff4-dev, libimage-exiftool-perl, ufraw-batch
The above are Debian/Ubuntu package names. The Fedora names are:
gcc-c++, gtk3-devel, libtiff-devel, perl-Image-ExifTool, ufraw-common
Installation Procedure
0. Install the above dependencies using your package manager.
1. Download the tar file (appname-N.N.tar.gz) to Desktop.
2. Open a terminal window and enter the following commands:
3. $ cd Desktop # go to Desktop
4. $ tar -xzf appname-N.N.tar.gz # unpack the tar file
5. $ cd appname # go to unpacked files
6. $ make # build executable
7. $ sudo make install # install files
Missing dependencies will cause error messages in step 6.
Install these from your repository and repeat step 6.
Step 7 installs the program files at the standard location /usr.
Root privileges are needed, so use one of the following:
$ sudo make install (or) $ su -c "make install"
Alternative Installation Method (no command line)
0. Install required dependencies as explained above.
1. Download: installer32 (32-bit) or installer64 (64-bit).
2. Make executable: right-click, select properties, permissions, set executable.
3. Click (double-click) installer. It should run on most recent flavors of Linux.
4. Installer requests root privileges via gksudo (alternative: $ sudo installer32).
5. Select which program to install and steps 1-7 above will be done.
Uninstall appname:
$ sudo rm -f /usr/local/bin/appname
$ sudo rm -R -f /usr/local/share/appname
$ sudo rm -R -f /usr/local/share/doc/appname
