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== 6. Installing a Binary Distribution ==
 
Different packages -- different installation.
Different packages -- different installation.


We will cover only a few approaches here<ref>If you want to contribute a description on how to install Bluefish on your system, just drop us a note. :-)</ref>, since the installation is very system-specific ;-). Let us have a look at some different systems:
Actually, Bluefish {{Version}} has been integrated into many repositories of various Linux distributions, as it has proven to be a reliable programming editor. Besides, there are installation packages available for Windows and MacOS as well. If you have problems, you find info on the [https://bluefish.openoffice.nl/index.html project page] as well as in this [[Installing Bluefish|wiki]].  
 
* For Debian users this is very simple. To download, install, and configure bluefish in “One Swift Move”, run: <br/>  '''$''' su - && apt-get update && apt-get install bluefish<br/> You can check if the version available through apt is the latest -- see the Bluefish homepage, and compare the version there with what <tt>'''apt-cache show bluefish'''</tt> tells you. If there is a newer version on the Bluefish site, download it and install the package like this: <tt>'''dpkg -i bluefish-ver.deb'''</tt>
* For rpm based distributions, first check if your distribution has a recent Bluefish version. If it does not, download the rpm for your distribution from any of the Bluefish mirrors. Installing a downloaded rpm is as simple as pointing and clicking in your favorite GUI package manager, or issuing the following command from the command line (as root): <br/>  '''<nowiki>#</nowiki>''' rpm -Uvh bluefish-ver.rpm
* If you're using FreeBSD, NetBSD or OpenBSD, we probably do not need to tell ''you'' how to use your favorite package system ;-)
* For Mac users, just install it via Fink. Depending of you operating system's version you have the choice between:
** bluefish v. 0.7 for Mac OS X 10.1
** bluefish v. 0.12 for Mac OS X 10.2
** bluefish v. 1.0 for Mac OS X 10.3 and above
 


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Latest revision as of 17:19, 22 December 2022


Different packages -- different installation.

Actually, Bluefish 2.2.12 has been integrated into many repositories of various Linux distributions, as it has proven to be a reliable programming editor. Besides, there are installation packages available for Windows and MacOS as well. If you have problems, you find info on the project page as well as in this wiki.

If all that doesn't help, then please contact us!


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