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Installation
</h1>This page describes how to install Bibledit-Xiphos on your Linux computer.If your Linux distribution has a package for Bibledit-Xiphos, installing that is all what is needed.If there is no such package available, then installation should be done from source.To install from source, you need to have some packages installed on a standard Linux distribution.The packages needed are listed below. When installing these, their dependencies need to be installed as well.
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<li>Ubuntu 10.04. In System / Administration / Synaptic Package Manager install these: libgtk2.0-dev curl libdbus-glib-1-dev libsoup2.4-dev
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</ul>Download package <a href="http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/bibledit/source/xiphos" rel="nofollow">bibledit-xiphos-x.x.tar.gz</a> (x.x refers to a version number).<br />
Move it to the home directory<br />
In the terminal, to verify the package is there, type<code>ls</code><br />
To unpack bibledit-xiphos type<code>tar zxf bibledit-xiphos-x.x.tar.gz</code><br />
To enter the newly created directory, type<code>cd bibledit-xiphos-x.x</code><br />
To configure bibledit-xiphos, type<code>./configure</code><br />
Watch many messages, but no errors.<br />
To compile bibledit-xiphos, type<code>make</code><br />
Watch many messages, but no errors.<br />
To install it, type<code>sudo make install</code><br />
Watch many messages, but no errors.<br />
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<a name="TOC-Running-Bibledit-Xiphos" href="" id="TOC-Running-Bibledit-Xiphos"></a>Running Bibledit-Xiphos
</h2>An icon will have been installed in Applications / Office / Bibledit-Xiphos. Click the icon to start the program.Alternatively it can be started from the terminal by typing "bibledit-xiphos".
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