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Developer DownloadDevelopers can obtain the AbiWord source in a number of ways. (For binary installers, see the products section of the site.) You can get the source via tarballs and zip files or through anonymous CVS access. The tarballs will almost always be slightly out of date, and will only be created when we have something new and somewhat stable to show. CVS downloads and nightly builds will be the state of the tree as of the last checkin and are not guaranteed to be anything but very fresh.:-)
Release NumbersWe will follow the Linux release number system where odd minor release numbers indicate unstable development releases and even minor release numbers indicate stable milestone releases. So, for example, Release 1.0.x will be a stable release and Release 1.1.x will be what was built last night.Tarball/Zip File DownloadsAll tarballs are placed in a separate directory for download purposes. The current release, as well as older versions, is available here. These tarballs contain the AbiWord source code as well as other source code required by the AbiWord build process.Anonymous CVS AccessWe use CVS as our source code control system. We have set up anonymous access to a mirror of the source tree so you can checkout files over the Internet.The tree we provide access to is a live copy of our production tree. If you want to make one time changes that make it into the production tree, send email to the abiword development development mailing list. Let us know if you want to be responsible for specific features and therefore will need access to the production tree. CVS is covered by the GPL. Information can be found at Cyclic Software. We are currently using version 1.10; you will need to install version 1.9 or later of the CVS client to access the source. For help using CVS, refer to the CVS documentation distributed with the source code or from one of the above sites. To checkout a copy of the source using CVS:
If you prefer not to set the environment variable, you can include the CVSROOT location in your cvs command lines with the cvs -d option. A note to Windows CVS users: You may wish to use the following script as a .bat file to start CVS. cd c:\existing_dir_for_cvs_download set CVSROOT=:pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.abisource.com:/cvsroot set HOME=c:\existing_dir_for_.cvspass_file set HOMEDRIVE=c:\ set HOMEPATH=\existing_dir_for_.cvspass_file cvs login Nightly buildsSam Tobin-Hochstadt has set up a nightly build server for those who want to be on the bleeding edge. These builds are not guaranteed to work particularly well, but they usually do. There are source tarballs available at the same location. There are also another set of nightly build Windows binaries to be found here. If you are new to the project, you probably want to start with the tarballs listed above. |
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