The following steps install μTox on your computron/toaster/carrier pigeon. This guide gets you running ASAP. It mostly deals with precomplied binaries. If you're looking to contribute (you're the real MVP) you're probably looking for Building.
For any and all of the following, you'll need to have toxcore installed first.
Dependencies:
| Name | Required |
|---|---|
| cmake >= 3.2 | yes |
| dbus | no |
| filter_audio | no |
| freetype | yes |
| GTK | no (runtime only) |
| libvpx | yes |
| openal | yes |
| toxcore | yes |
| v4l | yes |
| xext | yes |
| xrender | yes |
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First compile:
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make -
Then install:
sudo make install
If make/install really isn't your thing, you can try some precomplied binaries.
If you're lucky enough to use Archlinux, uTox is in the community repo.
Install by running:
sudo pacman -S utoxIf you use Slackware you can download the slack build from here: https://slackbuilds.org/repository/14.2/network/uTox/
Right now no one is providing binaries. You will have to compile uTox. See instructions.
You can install uTox using pkg.
Install using:
sudo pkg install utoxNo one is currently providing binaries for OSX yet... Sorry Apple people... you should ask @stal888 to do something about that!
Installing on windows isn't really a thing yet... you can download the nighties. They should just work.
Install uTox from the Google Play Store or download the APK: uTox.apk
Jenkins offers automatically compiled binaries. All files below link to the last successful build.