There are several ways to download GTG:
- Tarball release
- for Ubuntu
- for Debian
- for Fedora
- for Opensuse
- for Archlinux
- for OpenBSD
- for FreeBSD
- for Gentoo
- for Mandriva
- for other Linux distributions
- for Windows
For everyone under Linux
Tarballs with source code of GTG are available here: https://launchpad.net/gtg/+download
In order to start GTG, uncompress the archive in a folder and type:
$ ./gtg
You must have Python 2.6 and pygtk 2.14 installed.
If you want to install GTG on your system, it is highly advised to not use the traditionnal setup.py. Instead, use the package built for your distribution.
For Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install gtg (in Lucid)
For Jaunty, a PPA (personnal repository) containing .deb packages is available on the launchpad project page of GTG: https://edge.launchpad.net/~gtg/+archive/ppa. Add it to your sources.list.
GTG is not supported on previous version of Ubuntu. You will likely have bugs due to old versions of python/pygtk. As GTG is still a very experimental software, we have no plan to support it on older system as our current user base is more likely to be on the bleeding edge.
For Debian
apt-get install gtg (in Sid)
For Fedora
yum install gtg (available here)
For OpenSuse
click here. Package done by Andrew Wafaa.
For ArchLinux
It looks like there's already a package
For OpenBSD
There's a port available done by Jasper Lievisse Adriaanse.
For FreeBSD
There's a port available, done by Ruslan "mrk" Mahmatkhanov.
For Gentoo
It looks like there's a portage
For Mandriva
For Mandriva 2010.0 : urpmi gtg --media Backports
For Mandriva > 2010.0 : urpmi gtg
For other distributions
If you did a package for your distribution, just tell us so we can put it on this page.
For Windows
Alexandre Collignon has started to work on a windows port of GTG, it has its own Launchpad project site, here: https://launchpad.net/gtg-win