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Currently there are following Scribus-related packages for Ubuntu/Kubuntu: | Currently there are following Scribus-related packages for Ubuntu/Kubuntu: | ||
* scribus | * '''scribus''' – Scribus 1.2.x | ||
* scribus-ng | * '''scribus-ng''' – Scribus 1.3.x. scribus-ng package can be installed paralelly to the scribus package | ||
* scribus-template | * '''scribus-template''' – developer and user-contributed additional templates | ||
* scribus-doc Scribus 1.2.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to | * '''scribus-doc''' – Scribus 1.2.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to its non-free nature by the Debian Free Software Guidelines | ||
* scribus-ng-doc Scribus 1.3.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to | * '''scribus-ng-doc''' – Scribus 1.3.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to its non-free nature by the Debian Free Software Guidelines | ||
* icc-profiles | * '''icc-profiles''' – a collection of common ICC profiles to use with Scribus and other color profile-aware software | ||
* lprof | * '''lprof''' – hardware color profiler that can be used to create color profiles for your hardware to be used with Scribus | ||
== Extending Ubuntu/Kubuntu repositories== | == Extending Ubuntu/Kubuntu repositories== | ||
Revision as of 13:41, 23 July 2006
BIG FAT WARNING: Scribus users on Ubuntu/Kubuntu Dapper Drake will experience difficulties while changing values in real number spinboxes. This is a long standing bug which has been reported to both Ubuntu and Scribus bug tracker. As long as there is no real solution, you can use the following easy workaround: echo "export LC_ALL=C" >> ~/.bash_profile
Requirements: | |
Operating System: | Ubuntu/Kubuntu Linux |
Scribus Version: | 1.2.* and 1.3.* |
DTP skills: | novice |
OS skills: | novice |
Introduction
Currently there are following Scribus-related packages for Ubuntu/Kubuntu:
- scribus – Scribus 1.2.x
- scribus-ng – Scribus 1.3.x. scribus-ng package can be installed paralelly to the scribus package
- scribus-template – developer and user-contributed additional templates
- scribus-doc – Scribus 1.2.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to its non-free nature by the Debian Free Software Guidelines
- scribus-ng-doc – Scribus 1.3.x documentation, which has to be provided as a separate package due to its non-free nature by the Debian Free Software Guidelines
- icc-profiles – a collection of common ICC profiles to use with Scribus and other color profile-aware software
- lprof – hardware color profiler that can be used to create color profiles for your hardware to be used with Scribus
Extending Ubuntu/Kubuntu repositories
Note that Ubuntu Breezy packages can be also used for Ubuntu "Dapper" branch.
# debian.scribus.net - Primary repository deb http://debian.scribus.net/debian breezy main restricted deb-src http://debian.scribus.net/debian breezy main restricted
# debian.tagancha.org - Backup repository deb http://debian.tagancha.org/debian breezy main restricted deb-src http://debian.tagancha.org/debian breezy main restricted
Using cryptographic repository signatures
Our repositories are cryptographically signed for added security. Add the gpg-keys for our repositories to avoid having to confirm your installation choice to the package manager each time you update a scribus or scribus-cvs package.
root$ gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net --recv-keys DA286F326C5F196B root$ gpg --armor --export DA286F326C5F196B | apt-key add -
or as a normal user (with an appropriate entry for apt-key in the sudoers file):
user$ gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net --recv-keys DA286F326C5F196B user$ gpg --armor --export DA286F326C5F196B | sudo apt-key add -
Final installation step
Once you added the relevant sources lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list you can run
aptitude install scribus scribus-cvs
or
apt-get install scribus scribus-cvs
in a root terminal or use your favorite graphical apt-get front-end such as synaptic or aptitude. Don't forget to "Reload Package List" in the synaptic. It's the equivalent of "apt-get (or aptitude) update" and has to be done to make new packages from our repositories available to your package management tools.