Miro

Source

You can download source tarballs here.

There are subversion instructions here.

Packages for other distributions that are created by and maintained by contributors.

Arch Linux

Miro is officially maintained by Arch Linux:

sudo pacman -S miro

Report bugs to the Arch Linux bug tracker (http://bugs.archlinux.org/).

Debian

At this time, Miro is available for Debian lenny (stable), squeeze (testing) and sid (unstable). To install, run:

apt-get install miro

You can report bugs to the Debian bug system.

Fedora

Part of the standard Fedora repository system. To install, run:

yum install Miro

The Fedora packagers maintain these packages. For problems with Miro on Fedora, report bugs in the Fedora bug system.

Mandriva

Miro is in the official Mandriva repositories. To install type:

urpmi miro

For Miro bugs on Mandriva, use the Mandriva bug tracker.

OpenSUSE

OpenSUSE packages are maintained on the Packman site.

Pardus

Miro is availible for Pardus 2008. It's in Pardus-Contrib repository. If you haven't got the Contrib repository, do:

Package Manager > Settings > Configure Package Manager > Repos > Add Repo

• Repo Name: Contrib-2008
• Repo Address: http://paketler.pardus.org.tr/contrib-2008/pisi-index.xml.bz2

After you have the Contrib repository, you can install Miro by:

Package Manager > Search: miro , select it, then install.

For Miro bugs on Pardus, use the Pardus bug tracker.

Miro is available in the PBI format for PC-BSD. See details at http://pbidir.com/bt/pbi/193/miro.

Ubuntu

We maintain a set of packages for Ubuntu which you can get in our repositories (instructions are here).

If you install our PCF packages, you should report bugs to the Miro bug system.

The MOTU also maintain packages of Miro for Ubuntu in the universe repository. You can get them by:

sudo apt-get install miro

If you install the MOTU packages, you should report bugs to their bug system.

Your distribution here!

If you maintain packages for your favorite distribution, let us know and we'll list the web page here. We cannot possibly maintain Miro packages for Linux distributions we're not running. If you can help out by contributing to building Miro on your distribution, let us know and we'll help as best we can.

Visit our packaging resources page for mailing lists, irc, and other documentation links.

If the information above is wrong, let us know that, too! Send an email to will dot guaraldi at pculture dot org with changes.