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These are free Linux programs licensed under the GNU General Public License.
For more information, 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
busyhot busyhot-1.0.tar.gz Dec 18, 2009
dkopp dkopp-5.0.tar.gz Dec 26, 2009
findwild findwild-1.1.tar.gz Jun 01, 2008
fotoxx fotoxx-9.3.tar.gz Jan 12, 2010
fotoxx fotoxx-9.4.tar.gz Jan 18, 2010
fotoxx fotoxx-9.5.tar.gz Feb 01, 2010
galaxy galaxy-1.8.tar.gz Jun 23, 2009
lbench lbench-1.5.tar.gz Nov 16, 2009
picpuz picpuz-2.1.1.tar.gz Oct 29, 2009
printoxx printoxx-2.3.tar.gz Jan 18, 2010
ukopp ukopp-3.6.tar.gz Dec 26, 2009
watsup watsup-1.8.tar.gz Jun 22, 2009
zfuncs zfuncstest-3.2.tar.gz Jan 18, 2010
Some installable packages are also available
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Dependencies:
The following packages are needed: xdg-utils, g++, libgtk2.0-dev
Additional requirements for fotoxx: libfreeimage-dev, ufraw, exiftool
Installation Procedure
1. Download the tar file (xxxxx-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 xxxxx-N.N.tar.gz # unpack the tar file
5. $ cd xxxxx # 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 in the default location /usr/local.
Root privileges are needed, so use one of the following:
$ sudo make install (or) $ su -c "make install"
If $PREFIX is defined, application files go there instead of /usr/local.
If $DESTDIR is also defined, application files go to $DESTDIR$PREFIX.
To change the install location, do the following before step 6 (make):
$ export PREFIX=/your/location
If this is within your own directories, root privileges are not needed,
and step 7 can be simplified to: $ make install
After all is done, you can delete the install files from the desktop.
Alternative (simpler) Installation Method
1. Download to your desktop: installer32 (32-bit) or installer64 (64-bit).
2. Make it executable: right-click, properties, permissions, check executable.
3. Double-click installer. It should run on most recent flavors of Linux.
4. Select which program to install and the rest is automatic.
The dependencies listed above must be present or the installation will not complete.
Run as yourself to install in your own directory, or run as root to install at /usr/local.
Uninstall (assuming install location /usr/local):
$ rm -f /usr/local/bin/xxxxx
$ rm -R -f /usr/local/share/xxxxx
$ rm -R -f /usr/local/share/doc/xxxxx
