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Line 1: __TOC__ <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>▼ ▲<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 open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions.▼ ▲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. <gallery widths="300px" heights="200px" perrow="4"> Line 36 ⟶ 38: Please install the following software prior to the workshop: * git, a popular distributed version control system: ~~sudo apt-get install git or sudo yum install git~~ ~~xchat, a popular graphical IRC chat client:~~ <code>sudo apt-get install ~~xchat~~git</code> oron ~~sudo yum install~~dpkg-based ~~xchat~~systems <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: Line 45 ⟶ 53: * tar, a popular command-line archiving utility. <br /> Don't hesitate to e-mail open-source-workshop@mit.edu with questions about the curriculum, software installation, or anything else.▼ <hr /> ▲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. [[Open Source Workshop\|« Return to the Open Source Workshop home page]]