These tarballs and packages contain everything related with the GAMGI
project. Tarballs include code, documentation and data. Packages include
executable, documentation and data. They are recomended for first
time installations, and when significant changes have ocurred, as in major
releases.
The tarballs contain exactly the same files as the corresponding code,
documentation and data tarballs combined. The packages contain exactly
the same files as the corresponding executable, documentation and
data packages combined. Thus users using slower connections might prefer
to download the smaller tarballs and packages instead.
File checksums are available
here.
Older files are available by
FTP.
Releases marked
exp do exactly the same as normal releases,
but do not require the GtkGLExt library to work. They are under
test and may need some polishing, so they are marked experimental.
These packages for
Fedora were prepared by Josef Radinger.
These tarballs and packages contain source code only.
They are recommended for quick upgrades, for example to remove bugs,
when changing data and documentation is not needed.
File checksums are available
here.
Older files are available by
FTP.
These tarballs and packages contain documentation only, including all
the help files. They are recommended to update documentation, including
help files that GAMGI reads automatically, without having to change the
executable.
File checksums are available
here.
Older files are available by
FTP.
These tarballs and packages contain only object and configuration files
that GAMGI can run out-of-the-box, which can be used as examples or templates.
They are recommended to increase access to pre-defined atomic structures,
without having to download code or documentation.
File checksums are available
here.
Older files are available by
FTP.
Since version 0.14.3, GAMGI is using
DeJaVu TrueType fonts, instead of the original Bitstream Vera fonts,
as these are being deprecated in most Linux distributions, due to their
lack of support for non-western languages. DejaVu fonts are derived
from Bistream Vera fonts, and are also distributed under a free
License.
For size reasons, these fonts are not included in the GAMGI distribution.
Although these fonts come with most Linux distributions, they might not
be available for all systems, so they are provided in the file below,
for convenience. For size reasons, this file includes only the DeJaVu
fonts specifically used by GAMGI.
To make these fonts visible to GAMGI, just point the environment variable
GAMGI_TEXT to the directory where these ttf files are. For example,
if these fonts are in
/usr/share/fonts/dejavu, just add this line
to file
~/.bashrc (or
~/.profile, in some systems):
GAMGI_TEXT=/usr/share/fonts/dejavu; export GAMGI_TEXT
File checksums are available
here.
Older files are available by
FTP.