Casimiro CodeHg
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If you like to follow the developments on a daily basis, or even help debugging and writing code, you can download the HEAD revision of our subversion repository. A brief guideline (at the moment for Ubuntu 10.04 only, if time permits I'll write the winXP guide too):
First install the subversion code revision tool as also all the development libraries and compiling tools as super user. In Ubuntu you can do this by typing in the shell:
sudo apt-get install subversion autoconf intltool libtool automake libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev
Secondly, choose a (sub-)directory when you want to store the development code (you can later on remove this whole directory if the installation procedure was succesfully executed):
mkdir <your-install-dir>
cd <your-install-dir>
As a third action, unless you interested in any of the other possible branches, you will probably just prefer to only download the HEAD revision ('Latest' in temposync jargon), so type:
svn co https://casimiro.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/casimiro/trunk casimiro
After that, you can run the local script in the newly created directory, which verifies the presence of all required tools and libraries, and if it's succesfull, compile it with make:
cd casimiro
./autogen.sh
make
The newly brewed executable casimiro is present in the <your-install-dir>/casimiro/src directory. To make it effective present on the system, you need root access. In Ubuntu the following will work:
sudo make install
Getting the latest code
To monitor the latest developments, simply run the following svn update command, and repeat the 'make' and 'sudo make install' steps above:
svn update