WSJT Files

WSJT-X Deployment Kits
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This archive contains a set of binary and source packages suitable for
publication. The  name of the  archive and  the files contained  in it
reflect the version  and the stage in the release  process and is used
as the prefix of the file names. The product name is in the form:

name-M.m.patch[-rcN]

where name is the generic product name,
M is the major version number,
m is the minor version number,
patch is a patch release number,
if  the suffix  -rcN is  present,  N indicates  the release  candidate
number.

The  punctuation of  this prefix  may  vary slightly  to conform  with
conventions for some package types.

The file with the suffix .tgz is a source tarball which should be used
as  the  upstream  source  by  package  maintainers  for  distribution
repositories,  it contains  all  the source  files  and build  scripts
necessary to build  the product along with  documented instructions on
building the  product (See  README and INSTALL  in the  source tarball
root directory).

The  file with  the  suffix .log  is  the change  log  since the  last
release.

The other  files are  binary installers  for the  mainstream supported
platforms with the following suffixes:

-win32.exe     - Microsoft Windows installer for version XP and later,
-Darwin.dmg    - Apple Mac installer for version 10.7 and later,
_amd64.deb     - Debian package targeted for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS,
_i386.deb      - Debian package targeted for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS,
.x86_64.rpm    - RPM package targeted for Fedora 23,
.i686.rpm      - RPM package targeted for Fedora 23.

Note that the Debian and RPM  Linux packages provided are not suitable
for inclusion  into distribution repositories. They  are provided only
as a  quick and dirty low  level binary installation for  the targeted
distribution versions so that users can at least get a running version
of the product while waiting for the official packages to be built and
deployed by  the respective  package maintainers.  The Debian  and RPM
packages may work on other versions  of the Linux distributions but no
guarantee is given,  the targeted distribution versions  should be the
current latest stable or close enough to that for the install to work.

The file:

name-main-M.m.patch[-rcN].html

is the  product User  Guide and  should be placed  on the  product web
server with exactly this name since it is referenced internally in the
product for on-line help.