Lomse library download and installation

For GNU/Linux

There is a Debian package to install Lomse in Ubuntu. You can download it from Lomse PPA at Launchpad.

The people at the openSUSE Education project have included Lomse in their repositories and have created installation packages for some distros. Please the check availability of a package for your distro and download it from the openSUSE project page. Many thanks to the openSUSE Education project people and, in particular, to Joop Boonen (worldcitizen) and Lars Vogdt (lrupp) for creating and maintaining these packages.

Alternativelly, you can build Lomse from sources. The build system is based on CMake, so it is as simple as opening a terminal window and issuing three commands. For detailed instructions to build Lomse see the Installation guide.

For Microsoft Windows

There is no installer available. Therefore, the only option is to build Lomse from sources. The build system is based on CMake. It will generate project files for MS Visual Studio or for any other IDE you use. For detailed instructions to build Lomse see the Installation guide.

Source code

Lomse uses Git for version control. The official Git repository for Lomse is maintained at GitHub, and is accesible at Lomse page at GitHub. You can browse source code from there.

To get the source code, you have several options. For instance:

Download a zip file with the latest sources. Visit Lomse page at GitHub and click on button "Download ZIP".
Download a tar file with the sources for a specific release. Visit the Lomse PPA page, click on any of the available packages, and select the .tar.gz file. It will download automatically.
Use Git for cloning the main repo in your computer.

Last updated: 2016/01/31