From Openice.org
From Source
From a Stable Release
Install libnghost
- Grab the latest libnghost-x.x.x.tar.gz off of nghost sourceforge.net download page.
- Extract the tar ball somewhere.
- cd path/to/libnghost-x.x.x
- ./configure
- install any dependencies nghost complains about
- once you successfully configure with all the dependencies and options you want, type make
- make install (as root)
Install nghost
- get the nghost source tar ball off of sf.net
- extract
- ./configure
- make
- make install (as root)
From svn
From a binary package:
From a debain package (for ubuntu):
- grab the latest debian package for both nghost and libnghost off of the sf.net page
- double click the package (libnghost first, nghost second)
- click install
From the LinuxICE/nGhost ubuntu repository:
main/stable branch:
unstable branch:
super unstable/testing:
NOTE: this is a developer testbed. Injury to your system and body may result. however, if you must, please update often, and tell us when you break :D.
From a gentoo ebuild (PLEASE NOTE: Not complete yet)
- Make sure portage is up to date run emerge --sync
Set Up support for ebuilds not in the portage tree
- Open /etc/make.conf and add the line
- PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/usr/local/portage"
Add directories to new portage directory keeping the categoryname/appname structure
- mkdir -p /usr/local/portage/media-misc/nghost
- mkdir -p /usr/local/portage/media-libs/libnghost
Installing all dependencies
- USE="png" emerge -va sqlite libsdl sdl-ttf sdl-image taglib libxmlpp glibmm
Installing libnghost
Installing nghost
for windows
nope, sorry, doesn't exist, and probably never will
If you are really desperate, get vmware going or virtual box... or just install linux :)