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Install Software
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There are prebuilt software packages in the repositories, look in
https://repository.mrw.sh for your operating system.
Note: PublicKey has changed on Novmber 1st 2015, please import the new
key.
Linux
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There are package repositories for most distributions at https://repository.mrw.sh.
### Ubuntu and Debian
To accept my signature, install my key:
wget -O- https://repository.mrw.sh/PublicKey \
| sudo apt-key add -
You can install all software using your package manager (`apt`), first install the repository:
sudo apt-get install -y wget software-properties-common apt-transport-https
sudo apt-add-repository https://repository.mrw.sh
sudo apt-get update -y
Then you can install any project you wish, e.g. [`webtester`](https://mrw.sh/development/webtester):
sudo apt-get install webtester -y
### OpenSUSE
To accept my signature, install my key:
wget https://repository.mrw.sh/PublicKey
rpm --import PublicKey
You can use your packagemanager (`zypper` or _YaST_). First install the repostitory:
zypper ar https://repository.mrw.sh/opensuse/marc-waeckerlin.repo
Then install packages from the repository, e.g. [`webtester`](https://mrw.sh/development/webtester):
zypper install webtester
In case of trouble: Check if your version of OpenSUSE is supported,
use `lsb_release -rs` to get the version of your OpenSUSE:
https://drepository.mrw.sh/opensuse
### Fedora
To accept my signature, install my key:
wget https://repository.mrw.sh/PublicKey
rpm --import PublicKey
You can use your packagemanager (`dnf`). First install the repository:
dnf install 'dnf-command(config-manager)'
dnf config-manager --add-repo https://repository.mrw.sh/fedora/marc-waeckerlin.repo
Then install packages from the repository, e.g. [`webtester`](https://mrw.sh/development/webtester):
dnf install webtester
In case of trouble: Check if your version of Fedora is supported, use `lsb_release -rs` to get the version of your Fedora: https://repository.mrw.sh/fedora
### CentOS
To accept my signature, install my key:
wget https://repository.mrw.sh/PublicKey
rpm --import PublicKey
You can use your packagemanager (`yum`). First install the repository:
yum install wget
wget -O/etc/yum.repos.d/marc-waeckerlin.repo https://repository.mrw.sh/centos/marc-waeckerlin.repo
Then install packages from the repository, e.g. [`webtester`](https://mrw.sh/development/webtester):
yum install webtester
In case of trouble: Check if your version of CentOS is supported, use lsb_release -rs to get the version of your CentOS: https://repository.mrw.sh/centos
### Mageia
To accept my signature, install my key:
wget https://repository.mrw.sh/PublicKey
rpm --import PublicKey
You can use your packagemanager (`dnf`). First install the repository:
dnf install 'dnf-command(config-manager)'
dnf config-manager --add-repo https://repository.mrw.sh/mageia/marc-waeckerlin.repo
Then install packages from the repository, e.g. [`webtester`](https://mrw.sh/development/webtester):
dnf install webtester
### Other Linux Distributions
Either use the nearest possible distribution, or use alien to convert from another distribution to your preferred package format, or compile the project yourself (see below).
Windows
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Download from https://repository.mrw.sh/windows
MacOSX
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You need e.g. Mac Ports to compile. Install the following dependencies:
sudo port install subversion svn2cl doxygen graphviz cppunit libtool boost log4cxx qt5-mac
Fix libtool-bug:
sudo ln -s /opt/local/bin/glibtoolize /opt/local/bin/libtoolize
Compile from Source
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For all unsupported operating systems, including MacOSX.
To compile, please download the tar-sources from: https://repository.mrw.sh/sources
Then untar the package and use the common commands, e.g. for version `1.0.2` of a project named project, that means:
tar xzf project-1.0.2.tar.gz
cd project-1.0.2
./bootstrap.sh
./configure
make
sudo make install