Download Baghira

CVS

Sources

Debian

Fedora5

CVS instructions

Open a shell, move to the directory where you want the baghira cvs folder to be stored.
Whenever you're asked for a password, just hit Enter.

Get the Baghira sources

Either get the nightly tarball, or
checkout baghira from sourceforge.net


            cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@baghira.cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/baghira logincvs -d:pserver:anonymous@baghira.cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/baghira co baghira_

Get the KDE admin directory

Baghira needs the admin files before you can generate the configure script.

Either symlink the admin dir from the KDE cvs tree


            cd baghiraln -s /path/to/kde-cvs/kde-common/admin admin_

or checkout it from an existing KDE cvs tree first


            svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/tags/KDE/3.4.0/kde-common/admincd baghiraln -s ../kde-common/admin admin_

Preparing the sources Then create the configure script, configure and compile:


            make -f Makefile.cvs
           ./configure --prefix=$(kde-config --prefix) --disable-debug --enable-final
           make
           su
           Password:

              make install
               _

Updating the tree

Later on, keeping the sources up to date is very simple, just call:


            cd baghira
           cvs up
            _

Source Release

Download the Sources

Decompress the package:


            tar -xjf baghira-x.yz.tar.bz2
           cd baghira-x.yz
            _

Then configure and compile:


            ./configure --prefix=$(kde-config --prefix) --disable-debug --enable-final
           make
           su
           Password:

              make install
               _

Binary Packages

If you create regular binary Packages for any distribution, please mail me where i may link them here.

Debian

Maintainer: José Luis Tallón
Link: http://packages.debian.org/unstable/kde/kwin-baghira

Baghira is allready part of the Official Debian Archive, so you can just apt-get install it from Sid.


            apt-get install kwin-baghira_

Fedora 5

Release

Maintainer: R. Christian Tessarek
Link: http://crystal.cnetworks.ath.cx/linux/software/

Choose a proper one and install the rpm.

FreeBSD

Maintainer: Javier
Link:

Baghira is in the ports, so installing it is easy
First off, make sure your ports are up-to-date, then


            portinstall -v baghira_

XOR


            cd /usr/ports/x11-themes/baghira && make install clean_

Gentoo

Maintainer: Elias Probst
Link:

Baghira is in the Gentoo-portage Tree, so installing it is easy
First make be sure to have a synchronized current portage tree and then install Baghira


            emerge --syncemerge x11-themes/baghira
               _

Additional
If you're running a "stable" system (e.g. x86, not ~x86) you may get an outdated version.
To get the newest available version put this line in your /etc/portage/package.keywords

x11-themes/baghira ~ARCH

Replace ARCH by your architecture (x86,ppc,sparc,alpha or whatever you're using).
This makes every "unstable" version of baghira available to you.

If you want to allow only a specific version, use a line like this one:

=x11-themes/baghira-<VERSION> ~ARCH

Mandrake

Release

Maintainer: Arnaud
Link:

Just download and install the rpm.

CVS snapshot

Maintainer: Arnaud
Link:

Just download and install the rpm.

SuSE

PacMan

Maintainer: Manfred Tremmel
Link: http://packman.links2linux.de/?action=476

Just download the rpm and install using Yast.

Guru's RPM Site

Maintainer: Pascal Bleser
Link: http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/rpm-navigation.php?cat=Themes-KDE3/baghira/

Just download the rpm and install using Yast.

Older Releases

They're still available from Sourceforge