Installing/DebianCompatiblePackages
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Stable releases of FusionForge are available in the Debian official archives, usually only for the testing and unstable flavours of the distribution (check versions available at [1]). They should be installed using regular package management tools of Debian, from the official Debian repositories (see Installing#Debian_and_derivatives for details).
The following documents the use of the (non-official wrt Debian) repositories provided by the FusionForge project, which builds packages of snapshots of the project for use on Debian systems. This should be used only in cases where the official packages in Debian don't fit. The maintainers of the official Debian packages are also FusionForge developers, so great care is taken to maintain usable official Debian packages, which should be used in priority.
You can find here result of buildbot
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Create /etc/apt/sources.list.d/fusionforge
You should create a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/fusionforge.list file containing one of the deb/deb-src lines provided below, depending on which fusionforge snapshot build you want, and which Debian distribution you use.
5.1 Branch Build
This is buildbot3 output
- For Debian stable / squeeze
deb http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.1 squeeze main deb-src http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.1 squeeze main
Add the archive key by running
wget -q http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.1/key -O- | sudo apt-key add -
Trunk Build
Note that these packages buildbot3 output, you can rebuild them yourself (see Installing/LocalDebianRepositoryForFusionForge).
- For Debian stable / squeeze
deb http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.2 squeeze main deb-src http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.2 squeeze main
Add the archive key by running
wget -q http://fusionforge.fusionforge.org/deb/5.2/key -O- | sudo apt-key add -
Run the install command
apt-get update ; apt-get install fusionforge-full
See Also InstallCD
You may be interested in using Installing/InstallCD
Local Debian repository
You may be interested in generating yourself FusionForge packages based on the trunk version of the code. see Installing/LocalDebianRepositoryForFusionForge.
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