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== ArchLinux == | == ArchLinux == | ||
| − | If you want to install the SVN version of Navit on ArchLinux you can build it by using the [ | + | If you want to install the SVN version of Navit on ArchLinux you can build it by using the [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/navit/ PKGBUILD] from AUR |
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== Debian == | == Debian == | ||
Revision as of 21:47, 13 June 2017
Most operating systems contain package managers, which usually already contain Navit packages. Unfortunatly, they are mostly outdated, so we recommend to use our nightly SVN builds:
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NAVIT is under heavy development, so recommend to use the up to date Github version to get the newest features and bug fixes! |
Contents
Portable devices
If you can't find you platform, check Impossible ports and ask at contacts
- Android
- Ångström development
- iOS
- Maemo
- TomTom
- WebOS
- WinCE (see also Navit on Windows)
Desktop
ArchLinux
If you want to install the SVN version of Navit on ArchLinux you can build it by using the PKGBUILD from AUR
Debian
available on
- Debian Wheezy, oldstable
- Debian Jessie, stable
- Debian Stretch, testing
- Debian Sid, unstable
eeePC
currently no unofficial packages
Fedora
currently no unofficial packages
Gentoo
Navit is built from SVN, so it is marked as live-overlay. Therefore it is masked and cannot be installed without further means. You have to insert a new line to /etc/portage/package.keywords:
=app-misc/navit-9999 **
Ebuild available in the sunrise overlay
Information on using Gentoo overlays can be found here
openSuSE
currently no unofficial packages
Ubuntu
currently no unofficial packages
Building
See Development
