Zero Install

Linux Packages

RPMs

• CentOS 5 RPMs
• Fedora - a package is in Fedora (thanks to Michel Alexandre Salim), so just do:

  # yum install zeroinstall-injector

  Newer versions are also available: Fedora 10 RPMs

• Mandriva 2008 RPMs
  Mandriva 2009 RPMs
• OpenSUSE 10.3 RPMs
  OpenSUSE 11.0 RPMs
  OpenSUSE 11.1 RPMs
  Note: do not install the -test RPMs
• RHEL 5 RPMs

Debs

• Debian/oldstable (etch) zeroinstall-injector_0.38-1_all.deb (Debian package; python-central)
  Debian/stable (lenny) Zero Install is part of the main Debian archive, so you can get it with:

  # apt-get install zeroinstall-injector

  However, a newer version is available here: zeroinstall-injector_0.39-1_all.deb
• Ubuntu (feisty/gutsy/hardy/intrepid/jaunty) Zero Install is in all recent versions of Ubuntu, so you can just do:

  $ sudo apt-get install zeroinstall-injector

  Intrepid users can also install by clicking here.

  Hardy (8.04): a later version is zeroinstall-injector_0.39-1_all.deb.

  Jaunty (9.04): The version in Jaunty doesn't work with FTP downloads due to a bug, but zeroinstall-injector_0.41-1_all.deb contains a fix.

• Knoppix 5 works using the Debian package; use apt-get update; apt-get install -f to fetch the dependencies
• Nokia 770 zeroinstall-injector_0.19_arm.deb download page (Nokia 770 Debian package contributed by Niklas Höglund; Python 2.4)

Other

• Slackware 10.2 0install-0.27-noarch-1_slack10.2.tgz (Slackware 10.2 package) (contributed by Peter Santoro)
  Slackware 12 zeroinstall-injector-0.32-i686-2_slack12.0_mjk.tgz (Slackware 12 package) (contributed by MilkaJinka)
• Gentoo zeroinstall-injector is in Portage.
• GoboLinux instructions (anyone want to create a recipe?)

If an injector package for your distribution is listed above, install that and then try using it! Otherwise, get the source package instead!

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