This page describes offer to install of Munipack.
AppImage is a modern all-in-one bundle package executable under any Linux Distribution without need to install.
Just download it, set the executable flag, adjust the link providing the command line interface, and run it:
$ chmod +x Munipack-x86_64.AppImage $ ln -s Munipack-x86_64.AppImage munipack $ ./Munipack-x86_64.AppImage
The AppImage is designed to be working on any recent Linux distribution; one is build under Debian oldstable, eg. commonly aged four years or more.
Munipack is available as an official package repository in Debian (since June 2017) and Ubuntu (April 2017). Regular issues of (these) distributions are usually delayed behind Munipack releases itself.
The installation is straightforward by standard software tools. Packages can be found in appropriate repositories: Debian, Ubuntu. To install Munipack, just type the command in a terminal:
$ sudo apt install munipack
Munipack is designed as multiplatform software; it can be compiled under many computer systems. The building from the source code is the most portable way. There is available the source code archive:
There is a bleeding edge branch of Munipack, which is primary intended for various testing purposes. The latest development packages are usually available only for the stable 64-bit Debian.
The repository can be activated by downloading of munipack.sources, and my (also available on Hockeypuck OpenPGP keyserver by my e-mail address) public GPG key. Put it in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/:
$ wget -qO- https://munipack.physics.muni.cz/devel/munipack.sources | \
sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/munipack.sources
$ wget -qO- https://munipack.physics.muni.cz/devel/munipack-devel.gpg | \
sudo tee -a /usr/share/keyrings/munipack-devel.gpg
The location of the GPG public key file must match Signed-By line in munipack.sources; the path /usr/share/keyrings is recommended by Debian wiki.
The installation itself is straightforward:
# apt update # apt install munipack
Be warned, the development release can contain various problems and errors, outdated documentation, etc. If needed, anything can be corrected in the source package. Follow instructions described by Debian Administrator's Handbook.