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Easy Choices ------------ The easy way to install ebe on Windows is to go back up and then to the Windows directory. There you will see a description of what to do.s Basically you download and run 2 .exe files and the job is done. The easy way to install ebe in Linux and OS X is to go back up and then to Installer directory. There is an installation script to download which takes care of everything on a variety of Linux, BSD and OS X systems. You might wish to build ebe yourself if the installer is not prepared for your system. If so you can email me at ray.seyfarth@gmail.com and perhaps I can install your OS in a virtual machine and help figure out how to install on your OS using the installer. If I can't install the OS, I will be happy to discuss your issues via email. EBE Source Code =============== The ebe source code is available using git. git clone ssh://seyfarth@git.code.sf.net/p/qtebe/code ebe This will clone the files into a directory named "ebe". Building the program - Linux & OS X =================================== You will need g++, make, and the Qt development package. There is a script named "rebuild" which will use qmake to build a Makefile from "ebe.pro", run the script "qrc" to build a resource file ("ebe_qrc.cpp"), use Qt Linguist's lrelease program to build language packs, and use make to compile the program. After it is built you can copy ebe and all the .qm files to a directory in the PATH. Building the program - Windows ============================== You can use Qt Creator to build ebe. Just open the ebe project file (ebe.pro) and use the menu system to rebuild ebe. This should probably work under Linux and OS X also.