Downloads
Linux | Windows | Other | Special |
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Arch | Installer | FreeBSD | Source code |
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Generic Linux |
Arch Linux
Use aur package.
Fedora
Install from openSUSE Build ServiceDebian
Install from openSUSE Build ServiceUbuntu
Install from openSUSE Build ServiceOpenSuse
Install from openSUSE Build ServiceMageia
Install from openSUSE Build ServiceAppImage
Download image dxreminders-latest-x86_64.AppImage
Generic Linux
If you have a distribution using deb packages, try using the same approach as for Debian or Ubuntu.If you have a distribution using RPM packages, try making your package manager to use Fedora repository or OpenSuse repository.
In other cases, you'll probably need to use the AppImage or source code.
Windows
Download installer dxreminders-1.21.3-setup.exe
Download zip binary package dxreminders-1.21.3-win.zip
FreeBSD
You need to use the source code.Some a volunteer for make a port?
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.14 or higherDownload disk image dxreminders-1.21.3.dmg
Or use Homebrew
- Type
'brew tap archdvx/dxsolutions'
- Type
'brew install --cask dxreminders'
Source code
Download source code dxreminders-1.21.3.tar.gz
Open a terminal and browse into the extracted folder.
*nix
- Type
'mkdir build && cd build'
. - Type
'cmake ..'
to configure the program. If you would like to install the program somewhere other than /usr/local, pass a new value for CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX during configuration:'cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt'
. - Type
'make'
to compile the program. - Type
'sudo make install'
to install the program.
Windows
- Use cmake to configure the program.
- Use selected generator to compile the program.