Download
Linux
Arch
LeechCraft has PKGBUILDs in AUR, so to install it, you first need yaourt:
Then, just issue
Debian
Packages for Debian Wheezy/Sid are available in this unofficial repo. Instructions for enabling that repository could be found on the linked page.
Each LeechCraft plugin is packaged in a separate package. To install all LeechCraft plugins, just select leechcraft, the rest will be pulled automatically.
Fedora
LeechCraft is currently available in an OBS repo for latest Fedora releases.
After adding the repo, issue the following command to install all LeechCraft modules (which is recommended):
You may also want to install only a part of the modules. In this case issue the following to find all available packages with LeechCraft modules:
Popular RPM Sphere repo can be used to get LeechCraft packages too.
If you feel like the packages and/or releases are too old, don’t hesitate filling an issue against DA for a version bump.
Gentoo
LeechCraft is available in the official Gentoo Portage tree. The most recent version is currently in ~arch, and live ebuilds for the master branch are masked.
To install the metapackage which would pull all the plugins available, issue:
All LeechCraft packages reside in a single category app-leechcraft/. To see the list of available ebuilds, issue the following (assuming you have eix installed):
If you prefer sets (starting with Portage 2.2), you can select any of the following loosely categorized ones:
leechcraft-clients-live
for clients for various services like SeekThru or vGrabber;leechcraft-net-live
for networking utilities and modules like Aggregator or Poshuku;leechcraft-tools-live
for various helper utilities like Summary or HistoryHolder.leechcraft-live
for all of them.
Alternatively, you could manually install every plugin.
Please note that subplugins are toggled via USE flags of the corresponding first-level plugins.
openSUSE
LeechCraft is available in default OSS repositories. To install it, just issue the following:
For the latest milestone of LeechCraft the network repository needs to be added, so issue
zypper ar -f -r http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/network/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/network.repo
zypper in leechcraft*
replacing Tumbleweed in the first command with your current distro version.
To be on the bleeding edge and get most recent snapshots of the master development branch, add the corresponding repo by issuing
zypper ar -f -r http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:DarkSS:Qt5/openSUSE_Leap_42.3/home:DarkSS:Qt5.repo
If you feel like the packages and/or releases are too old, don’t hesitate filling an issue and assigning it to DA for a version bump.
Alternatively, you can use official openSUSE packages search.
Slackware
Installation for Slackware is pretty simple: just download packages for your architecture (pkg for x86, pkg64 for x86_64) from our repo and install them with:
For running LeechCraft, you would also need qjson, which could be obtained from here: http://www.slackers.it/repository/qjson/ or be installed using slapt-get
from slackers.it repository.
The source
directory contains scripts for building the packages and all the required information. Documentation regarding using and modifying slackbuilds could be obtained at http://slackbuilds.org
Have fun!
Ubuntu
LeechCraft 0.5.60 and later is available for Ubuntu Oneiric and Precise. Version 0.5.0 is also available for Maverick and Natty.
Add PPA with Weekly Builds (recommended):
Alternatively, you can use PPA with stable releases:
Update (like aptitude update
) and install leechcraft via aptitude
, Ubuntu Software Center, Synaptic, Muon or whatever package manager you like.
The leechcraft package pulls the full LeechCraft set. To install only parts of it, you can just select relevant plugins (they all begin with leechcraft-). If you want to help us with debugging LeechCraft, install leechcraft-dbg package.
FreeBSD
LeechCraft is available for FreeBSD-current. To install, issue
or
Currently LeechCraft is represented by a single port file for all plugins.
Mac OS X
LeechCraft supports Mac OS X 10.9 and more recent versions.
The latest installer is for the 0.6.70 version, dated July 28, 2014. You can get it here.
Previous LeechCraft build supporting previous Mac OS versions (10.7 and 10.8) is for the 0.6.0 version, dated September 12, 2013. It is available here.
Microsoft Windows
There are two installers, for x86_64 and i686 architectures. Both are for LeechCraft 0.6.70, dated August 04, 2014.
Please note that Windows is not as supported as other OSes, so crashes and bugs that can’t be reproduced on Linux won’t be considered.
Source
The sources for the git HEAD could be downloaded from Github. There are also tar.xz archives with weekly snapshots at our server.
If you want the last bleeding-edge LeechCraft, you could always build from source.