You can download precompiled tar.gz, rpm, and deb packages from the SourceForge Project Page.
Just now, the SynCE-KDE deb packages are designed for debian unstable (sid). I will try to provide packages for stable and testing as soon as possible. Until than you have to compile SynCE-KDE yourself from source if you are a debian-stable or debian-testing user.
The packages are prepared to honor all dependencies including those coming from the SynCE libraries. Most of the SynCE libraries are already part of debian-unstable. So these packages are installed automatically if you try to install SynCE-KDE. Unfortunately, just now there is no official debian packages of synce-rra-0.8 available. To still be able to install SynCE-KDE please compile and install synce-rra-0.8 before using SynCE-KDE.
Packages could be downloaded from the SourceForge Project Page or installed directly over the network from our debian repository at SourceForge.
Add the following two lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://synce.sourceforge.net/debian/ unstable/$(ARCH)/ |
deb-src http://synce.sourceforge.net/debian/ unstable/source/ |
Update your package lists:
# apt-get update |
Install SynCE-KDE:
# apt-get install synce-kde |
Install the development packages. This is only needed it you intend to develop synchronizer for RAKI:
# apt-get install synce-kde-dev |
The source of SynCE-KDE is also available from the repository.
Install the development packages. This is only needed it you intend to develop synchronizer for RAKI:
# apt-get install synce-kde-dev |
If you are interested in testing bleeding edge software you could also check out the latest code directly from CVS by issuing the command
# cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/synce co synce-kde |
after logging in. Look at Compiling and Installing for a guide how to compile and install SynCE-KDE by yourself.