Stable

From source

You can download all our releases from SourceForge here.

A list of dependencies and instructions for installing from source can be found in the manual.

OS X

peekabot can be installed through MacPorts on OS X.

Currently, peekabot does not build in 64-bit mode on OS X due to a broken dependency (fltk), so you have to make sure all the dependent packages except fltk are installated with the +universal variant (i.e. port install boost +universal, etc.) if you have a 64-bit Mac or the build will fail. Unfortunately, there is currently no way to handle this automatically within the MacPorts framework.

FreeBSD

peekabot is available in the FreeBSD ports tree.

Third-party packages

Some packages for Ubuntu, courtesy of Daniel Stonier, are available here.

The bleeding edge

If you need the newest features and the latest bug fixes (not to mention the latest set of brand new bugs) you can download the most recent version from our version control system.

In addition to all the tools otherwise required you also need to have GNU Bazaar, GNU Autoconf (version 2.60 or later), GNU Automake and GNU Libtool installed.

Get a copy of the code and generate the configure script by issuing the following commands:

$ bzr branch lp:peekabot
$ cd peekabot
$ autoreconf -i

Then follow the regular installation instructions.

Documentation for the latest development version isn't available online, but can be generated locally using Doxygen. Refer to the NEWS file to see changes made since the previous release.