4.4 Debian

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Logiweb is available under GNU GPL. Logiweb comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.

Installation using aptitude

• Ensure your computer is a 64 bit (x86_64) machine.
• Ensure your computer has enough RAM. 2GB is sufficient. Less might do.
• Ensure your computer is booted up in a Linux which supports Debian Package Management.
• Add the following line to /etc/apt/sources.list:
  deb http://logiweb.eu/doc/0.2.3/download/debian /
  Note that there is a space before the trailing slash
• Do the following:
• > su
• > aptitude install logiweb
• Answer 'Yes' to 'ignore this warning and proceed anyway?'
• > exit
• Go to 'trying it out' below

Installation using the Synaptic Package Manager

• Ensure your computer is a 64 bit (x86_64) machine.
• Ensure your computer has enough RAM. 2GB is sufficient. Less might do.
• Ensure your computer is booted up in a Linux which supports Debian Package Management.
• Start the Synaptic Package Manager. On Ubuntu, you can find it under System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager.
• Select the Settings -> Repositories menu entry.
• Select the 'Third-Party Software' tab.
• Click the 'Add...' button.
• Enter the following:
  deb http://logiweb.eu/doc/0.2.3/download/debian /
  Note that there is a space before the trailing slash
• Click the 'Add Source' button.
• Click the 'Close' button of the 'Software Sources' window.
• If a 'Repositories changed' window appears, click the 'Close' button in that window.
• Click the 'Reload' button in the 'Synaptic Package Manager' window.
• Click the 'Search' button.
• Enter logiweb in the 'Search' field of the 'Find' window.
• Click the 'Search' button.
• Right click 'logiweb'.
• Select 'Mark for Installation'.
• In the 'Warning - NOT AUTHENTICATED' click 'Mark'
• Click the 'Apply' button in the 'Synaptic Package Manager' window.
• Click the 'Apply' button in the 'Summary - Warning - NOT AUTHENTICATED' window.
• Click the 'Close' button in the 'Changes applied' window.
• Close the Synaptic Package Manager

Trying it out

Here are some suggestions on what you can do next:

• Try 'which lgwam' in a shell to see that lgwam is installed.
• Try 'which lgc' in a shell to see that lgc is installed.
• Try 'man lgc' in a shell to get usage information.
• Read /usr/share/doc/logiweb/examples/README.
• For further suggestions read 'trying it out' in the README of the source package.
• Have fun.

Uninstallation using aptitude

• Do the following:
• > su
• > aptitude remove logiweb
• Answer questions from aptitude.
• Remove the following line from /etc/apt/sources.list:
  deb http://logiweb.eu/doc/0.2.3/download/debian /

Uninstallation using the Synaptic Package Manager

• Start the Synaptic Package Manager. On Ubuntu, you can find it under System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager.
• Click the 'Search' button.
• Enter logiweb in the 'Search' field of the 'Find' window.
• Click the 'Search' button.
• Right click 'logiweb'.
• Select 'Mark for Removal'.
• Click the 'Apply' button in the 'Synaptic Package Manager' window.
• Click the 'Apply' button in the 'Summary - Apply the following changes?' window.
• Click the 'Close' button in the 'Changes applied' window.
• Close the Synaptic Package Manager

Installation of source package using apt-get

• Add the following line to /etc/apt/sources.list:
  deb-src http://logiweb.eu/doc/0.2.3/download/debian /
  Note that there is a space before the trailing slash
• > mkdir temp
• > cd temp
• > sudo apt-get source logiweb

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