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   3 <section name="download"> &db; <download>
   4     <index>
   5       <title>Available Downloads</title>
   6     </index>
   7     <current havebz2="yes" version="3.81"/>
   8     <subsection>
   9       <title>Requirements</title>
  10       <para>terminatorX requires: <itemizedlist>
  11           <listitem>
  12             <nopara>A Linux or FreeBSD system with the GNU C library installed.</nopara>
  13           </listitem>
  14           <listitem>
  15             <nopara>
  16               <link ref="http://www.xfree86.org">XFree86</link> with DGA/DirectMouse support. DGA
  17               should be available in all XFree86 releases after 3.3, but <bold>not every X-server
  18                 provides DGA</bold>, so please check that your X-server has that feature. <newline/>
  19             </nopara>
  20           </listitem>
  21           <listitem>
  22             <nopara>The <link ref="http://www.gtk.org">Gimp Toolkit - gtk+</link> Version 2.0 or above</nopara>
  23           </listitem>
  24           <listitem>
  25             <nopara>
  26               <dblink id="ladspa"/> The Linux Audio Developer's Simple Plugin API</nopara>
  27           </listitem>
  28           <listitem>
  29             <nopara>
  30               <link ref="http://www.libxml.org">LibXML</link> which comes installed with most distributions</nopara>
  31           </listitem>
  32           <listitem>
  33             <nopara>If you want to use support for Linux' POSIX capabilities
  34               <dblink id="libcap"/> is required.
  35             </nopara>
  36           </listitem>
  37           <listitem>
  38             <nopara>terminatorX supports Steve Harris' <dblink id="liblrdf"/> which allows
  39               categorizing LADSPA plugins. Although terminatorX can be built without liblrdf support
  40               I strongly recommend installing it when you plan on using Steve Harris' wonderful
  41                 <link ref="http://plugin.org.uk/">plugin collection</link> with terminatorX.</nopara>
  42           </listitem>
  43           <listitem>
  44             <nopara>terminatorX' MIDI interface is based on the ALSA sequencer API and therefor
  45               requires a working <dblink id="alsa"/> setup</nopara>
  46           </listitem>
  47           <listitem>
  48             <para>To enhance audio file support I strongly recommend installing: <itemizedlist>
  49                 <listitem>
  50                   <nopara>
  51                     <link ref="http://www.68k.org/~michael/audiofile/">libaudiofile</link> for
  52                     loading wav, aiff and au files and <link
  53                     ref="http://sox.sourceforge.net">sox</link> for pre-listening and loading of
  54                     file formats not supported by libaudiofile.</nopara>
  55                 </listitem>
  56                 <listitem>
  57                   <nopara>
  58                     <link ref="http://www.xiph.org/ogg/vorbis/">libvorbis</link> for loading of OGG
  59                     Vorbis (.ogg) streams and <link
  60                     ref="http://www.xiph.org/ogg/vorbis/">ogg123</link> for pre-listening to them.</nopara>
  61                 </listitem>
  62                 <listitem>
  63                   <nopara>The <link ref="http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/"> mad</link> (MPEG
  64                     Audio Decoder) library for loading mp3 streams and <link
  65                     ref="http://www.mpg123.de">mpg123</link> or <link
  66                     ref="http://mpg321.sourceforge.net">mpg321</link> for pre-listening of these.</nopara>
  67                 </listitem>
  68               </itemizedlist>Note: Most of these libraries are included with current Linux
  69               distributions - so you might want to check your vendor's package list before building
  70               the libraries from source.</para>
  71           </listitem>
  72         </itemizedlist>
  73       </para>
  74     </subsection>
  75     <subsection>
  76       <title>Current Version</title>
  77       <currentversion/>
  78       <para>
  79         <link ref="http://www.debian.org">Debian</link> users may prefer to install the <link
  80           ref="http://packages.debian.org/unstable/sound/terminatorx.html"> terminatorX Debian
  81         package</link> via <italic>apt-get</italic>.</para>
  82       <para>Mandrake users may want to check out <person>
  83           <name>Thac</name>
  84           <email>tobbe@nyvalls.com</email>
  85         </person>'s RPMs <link ref="http://rpm.nyvalls.se/sound9.1.html">here</link>.</para>
  86     </subsection>
  87     <subsection>
  88       <title>Old Sources</title>
  89       <tarfiles>
  90         <tar havebz2="yes" version="3.81"/>
  91         <tar havebz2="yes" version="3.80"/>
  92         <tar havebz2="yes" version="3.73"/>
  93         <tar version="3.72"/>
  94         <tar version="3.71"/>
  95         <tar version="3.70"/>
  96         <tar version="3.60"/>
  97         <tar version="3.55"/>
  98         <tar version="3.51"/>
  99         <tar version="3.5"/>
 100         <tar version="3.2"/>
 101         <tar version="3.1"/>
 102         <tar version="3.01"/>
 103         <tar version="3.0"/>
 104       </tarfiles>
 105     </subsection>
 106     <subsection>
 107       <title>Old RPMs</title>
 108       <rpmfiles>
 109         <!--<rpm distribution="RH 9"
 110           note="without liblrdf, ALSA, MIDI libmad and JACK support" rpmsubversion="1"
 111           type="i386" version="3.81"/>-->
 112         <rpm distribution="RH 8.0"
 113           note="without liblrdf, ALSA, MIDI and libmad support, works with RH9" rpmsubversion="1"
 114           type="i386" version="3.80"/>
 115         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="i386" version="3.73"/>
 116         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="i386" version="3.72"/>
 117         <rpm rpmsubversion="2" type="i586" version="3.71"/>
 118         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="i586" version="3.70"/>
 119         <rpm rpmsubversion="2" type="i586" version="3.60"/>
 120         <rpm rpmsubversion="2" type="sparc" version="3.71"/>
 121         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="src" version="3.73"/>
 122         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="src" version="3.72"/>
 123         <rpm rpmsubversion="2" type="src" version="3.71"/>
 124         <rpm rpmsubversion="1" type="src" version="3.70"/>
 125         <rpm rpmsubversion="2" type="src" version="3.60"/>
 126       </rpmfiles>
 127     </subsection>
 128     <subsection>
 129       <title>Historic Sources</title>
 130       <filelist>
 131         <file>terminatorX-V23.tar.gz</file>
 132         <file>terminatorX-V22.tar.gz</file>
 133       </filelist>
 134     </subsection>
 135     <subsection>
 136       <title>Samples</title>
 137       <para>I still have the &quot;get you started&quot;-samples <file>scratch.wav</file>
 138         and <file>beat.wav</file> available. If you have some audio files to scratch on but no beats
 139         (loops) lying around here is <file>tX_beats.tar.bz2</file> which contains ten more beats I
 140         downloaded somewhere else - Sorry I don't remember where they're from - if you know please
 141         tell me so I can put some credits up here.</para>
 142       <para>If you want to have even more samples check out <person>
 143           <name>Erik's</name>
 144           <email>e@osterman.com</email>
 145         </person>
 146         <bold>huge</bold> sample-archive (<link
 147           ref="http://ftp.osterman.com/pub/music/samples">http</link>/<link ref="ftp://ftp.osterman.com/pub/music/samples">ftp</link>).</para>
 148     </subsection>
 149   </download>
 150 </section>