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Attendees must install some software prior to arriving. Please follow the instructions for your operating system below, and e-mail open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions.▼
<b>These are installation instructions for the [[Open Source Workshop]] running September 20th from 6:30-9:30pm at MIT as part of SIPB's Fall 2011 Cluedump series.</b>
▲Attendees must install some software prior to arriving. Please follow the instructions for your operating system below, and e-mail [mailto:open-source-workshop@mit.edu open-source-workshop@mit.edu] with questions.
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===Windows===
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Please install the following software prior to the workshop:
* git, a popular distributed version control system:
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** <code>sudo yum install git</code> on rpm-based systems
* xchat, a popular graphical IRC chat client:
** <code>sudo apt-get install xchat</code> on dpkg-based systems
** <code>sudo yum install xchat</code> on rpm-based systems
Or install the git and xchat packages through your graphical package manager.
Linux comes with additional software that we'll use during the workshop:
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* tar, a popular command-line archiving utility.
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Don't hesitate to e-mail open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions about the curriculum, software installation, or anything else.▼
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▲Don't hesitate to e-mail [mailto:open-source-workshop@mit.edu open-source-workshop@mit.edu] with questions about the curriculum, software installation, or anything else.
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Latest revision as of 00:54, 18 November 2011
These are installation instructions for the Open Source Workshop running September 20th from 6:30-9:30pm at MIT as part of SIPB's Fall 2011 Cluedump series.
Attendees must install some software prior to arriving. Please follow the instructions for your operating system below, and e-mail open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions.
Windows
Please install the following software prior to the workshop:
- diff, a command-line utility for comparing files line by line. We'll use diff to create code patches: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/diffutils.htm
- patch, a command-line utility for applying diffs: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/patch.htm
- tar, a popular command-line archiving utility: http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/gtar.htm
- mIRC, a popular graphical IRC chat client: http://www.mirc.com/
- git, a popular distributed version control system: http://git-scm.com/
OSX
Please install the following software prior to the workshop:
- Colloquy, a popular graphical IRC chat client: http://colloquy.info/downloads.html
- git, a popular distributed version control system: http://git-scm.com/
OSX comes with additional software that we'll use during the workshop:
- diff, a command-line utility for comparing files line by line. We'll use diff to create code patches.
- patch, a command-line utility for applying diffs.
- tar, a popular command-line archiving utility.
Linux
Please install the following software prior to the workshop:
- git, a popular distributed version control system:
sudo apt-get install git
on dpkg-based systemssudo yum install git
on rpm-based systems
- xchat, a popular graphical IRC chat client:
sudo apt-get install xchat
on dpkg-based systemssudo yum install xchat
on rpm-based systems
Or install the git and xchat packages through your graphical package manager.
Linux comes with additional software that we'll use during the workshop:
- diff, a command-line utility for comparing files line by line. We'll use diff to create code patches.
- patch, a command-line utility for applying diffs.
- tar, a popular command-line archiving utility.
Don't hesitate to e-mail open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions about the curriculum, software installation, or anything else.