Contents:

• Arch Linux
• Cygwin Ports
• Debian
• FreeBSD
• Gentoo
• Mandriva
• OpenSUSE
• Slackware
• Slitaz
• Ubuntu
• From Source

Arch Linux

Goggles Music Manager is available in the community repository. The package is called 'musicmanager'.

 pacman -S musicmanager

Once installed you can run Goggles Music Manager:

 gmm

Cygwin Ports

Goggles Music Manager is available from Cygwin Ports.

Debian

Hendrik Rittich provides debian packages in his package repository

FreeBSD

Goggles Music Manager is available in the FreeBSD Ports and Packages Collection (Thanks to Sascha Klauder). The port is availabe here.

To install the port:

cd /usr/ports/audio/gmm/ && make install clean

To add the package:

pkg_add -r gmm

Gentoo

An gentoo ebuild provided by Andrey Yurchuk is available here

Mandriva

Mandriva rpms are provided by mandrivauser.de for i586 and x86_64

Type this in a console as root to add RPMS to the urpmi database:

Mandriva 2009.1 i586:

urpmi.addmedia 2009.1_mud-free_release ftp://ftp.mandrivauser.de/rpm/GPL/2009.1/i586/release with media_info/synthesis.hdlist.cz

Mandriva 2009.1 x86_64:

urpmi.addmedia 2009.1_mud-free_release ftp://ftp.mandrivauser.de/rpm/GPL/2009.1/x86_64/release with media_info/synthesis.hdlist.cz

OpenSUSE

OpenSUSE packages are provided by the PackMan project. Thanks to Toni Graffy.

Slackware

SlackBuilds provides a slackbuild script to create a musicmanager package for slackware. (Thanks to Keith Richie)

Slitaz

SliTaz provides a Goggles Music Manager package (Thanks to Chadi El Ahmad).

To install

azpkg get-install gogglesmm

Ubuntu

GetDEB provides a Goggles Music Manager package.

Please see the install instructions on http://www.getdeb.net.

From Source

1. Install all required dependencies.

2. Run the configure script 'configure' to configure Goggles Music Manager. There are several command line options you may have to specify when running this script. For a complete overview of all options use:

 ./configure --help

We assume that all required packages are installed in /usr. If thats not the case,you can change the installation prefix for each package on the commandline:

 ./configure --fox-prefix=/usr/local

To compile Goggles Music Manager with debug information, add the '--enable-debug' configure option:

./configure --enable-debug

3. Compile by running 'make'

  make

4. If everything compiled fine, you are ready to install Goggles Music Manager in its final location. By default this will be in /usr. Using the --prefix option you can tell configure to install it somewhere else.

 su
 make install

or

 su
 ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
 make install

5. Run the software

 gmm