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<h1 id="installing">Installing</h1>
<p>There are three ways to install Limnoria depending on your operating system. If you are on Debian-based Linux distribution e.g. Debian, *Ubuntu you can install the Debian package. Or then you can install from source which should work on all other OSes too (at least Mac OS X, I don't have successful experience with Windows) and you can also install for current user only.</p>
<h2 id="with-the-debian-package">With the Debian package</h2>
<p><strong>This method requires root access.</strong></p>
<p>First become root by running</p>
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<p>sudo su</p>
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<p>Then download the Debian package. Here you have to choice do you install the stable version or testing version.</p>
<p>Replace &quot;VERSIONHERE&quot; with &quot;master&quot; to get stable version or &quot;testing&quot; to get unstable version.</p>
<pre><code>wget http://compiler.progval.net/limnoria-VERSIONHERE-HEAD.deb
dpkg -i limnoria-VERSIONHERE-HEAD.deb
apt-get install -f</code></pre>
<p>The &quot;apt-get install -f&quot; tries to fix broken packages by downloading and installing missing depedencies if there are them.</p>
<h3 id="upgrading">Upgrading</h3>
<p>To upgrade just run the steps above. Remember that the Debian packages are daily builds, so they are changed every day. You can see the latest change on [compiler.progval.net]. The &quot;-HEAD&quot; packages are always the most recent version.</p>
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			`<h1 id="installing">Installing</h1>`
			`<p>There are three ways to install Limnoria depending on your operating system. If you are on Debian-based Linux distribution e.g. Debian, *Ubuntu you can install the Debian package. Or then you can install from source which should work on all other OSes too (at least Mac OS X, I don't have successful experience with Windows) and you can also install for current user only.</p>`
			`<h2 id="with-the-debian-package">With the Debian package</h2>`
			`<p><strong>This method requires root access.</strong></p>`
			`<p>First become root by running</p>`
			`<blockquote>`
			`<p>sudo su</p>`
			`</blockquote>`
			`<p>Then download the Debian package. Here you have to choice do you install the stable version or testing version.</p>`
			`<p>Replace "VERSIONHERE" with "master" to get stable version or "testing" to get unstable version.</p>`
			`<pre><code>wget http://compiler.progval.net/limnoria-VERSIONHERE-HEAD.deb`
			`dpkg -i limnoria-VERSIONHERE-HEAD.deb`
			`apt-get install -f</code></pre>`
			`<p>The "apt-get install -f" tries to fix broken packages by downloading and installing missing depedencies if there are them.</p>`
			`<h3 id="upgrading">Upgrading</h3>`
			`<p>To upgrade just run the steps above. Remember that the Debian packages are daily builds, so they are changed every day. You can see the latest change on [compiler.progval.net]. The "-HEAD" packages are always the most recent version.</p>`
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