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see [[Roadmap]]
'''openZIM releases''' can be found at the following address:
* https://download.openzim.org/release/


== POSIX compatible ==
You can also checkout the code from [[git|our development code repository]].
;Binaries
* [http://openzim.org/download/ZimReader ZimReader static build 2009-06-07]


;Packages
If you are looking for binaries, you might rather be interested in [[ZIM Readers|reader applications]] instead. The openZIM libraries and tools are not meant for end-users but for software developers which integrate them into reader applications or export tools.
* Debian
* RPM
* DMG


;Source
== History ==
* Tarballs
Libzim code releases are available on [https://github.com/openzim/libzim/releases Github] and [https://download.openzim.org/release/libzim our own server]?
* ebuilds


== ReactOS compatible ==
== See also ==
* Installer
* [[Roadmap]]
 
* [[Git]]
== Unstable / Current Development ==
* [https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=openZIM Report a bug or make a feature request]
Get the source code from [[Subversion]]
 
<pre>
svn co http://svn.openzim.org/svnroot/trunk zim
</pre>
 
See more detailed information for checking out and updating code on our [[Subversion]] page.
 
;Requirements:
If you compile the software from source you need the following libraries installed:
* cxxtools (svn copy)
* tntdb (for zimwriter) (ubuntu release 1.01+ or svn copy)
* tntnet (for zimreader)
* automake-1.9+
* libbz2-dev
 
== Wikipedia DVD ==
Regularly we release a distribution of reader applications and ZIM files to demnonstrate the progress and test our software with a bigger user base.
* 2009-06-23 http://openzim.org/download/openzim-linuxtag-dvd.iso

Latest revision as of 19:00, 16 April 2023

openZIM releases can be found at the following address:

You can also checkout the code from our development code repository.

If you are looking for binaries, you might rather be interested in reader applications instead. The openZIM libraries and tools are not meant for end-users but for software developers which integrate them into reader applications or export tools.

History

Libzim code releases are available on Github and our own server?

See also