This little page describes in
FAQ-fashion where to obtain the files required to install icqscm and
icqscmgui. It also helps you in deciding which file(s) to download.
Where are the files?
What file should I download?
Where can I find...?
Where are the files?
All file releases are made available via the
Sourceforge
Project Website. Make sure you always download the LATEST VERSION.
What file should I
download?
Basically there are three options.
In the list below I will use x.y as a placeholder for the latest
version, eg '1.1'.
I will use project as a placeholder for the project,
either 'icqscm' (command line) or 'icqscmgui' (graphical editor).
- If you are a Windows user and want the standalone GUI editor
without having to install Python, wxPython, and icqscm then download
icqscmgui-x.y.win32.allinone.zip.
Unpack the zip archive into a folder and doubleclick icqscmgui.exe.
- If you are a Windows user who has Python (and for the gui:
wxPython) installed, just download project-x.y.zip or the more convenient
installer: project-x.y.win32.exe.
If you use the installer executable then you can easily remove the
installed project anytime you wish to.
In case you have downloaded the .zip file, the same rules as in 3.
apply to you regarding installation (check the README):
python setup.py install
Note: Before installing the
GUI you MUST install the command line version!
- Users on other platforms (eg Linux) must install Python,
wxPython, then download either project-x.y.tar.gz (recommended) or project-x.y.zip and follow the instructions
in the README file.
All decent Linux distributions come with Python preinstalled. RPMs for
wxPython are - very often - also provided.
Installation of icqscm as well as of icqscmlib basically involves the
following command:
python setup.py install # (as root)
Note: Before installing the GUI
you MUST install the command line version!
More detailled instructions can be found in the
README file
project-
x.y.README
Where can I find...?
Check out the following links for software icqscm and icqscmgui depend
on. All of them have very comprehensive websites and are extremely easy
to install:
Python on
http://www.python.org
wxPython on
http://www.wxpython.org