diff --git a/template/downloads.html b/template/downloads.html index 9395b50..51fa0e6 100644 --- a/template/downloads.html +++ b/template/downloads.html @@ -1,176 +1,176 @@ {% extends "template/base.html" %} {% import "template/social.html" as social %} {% set page = 'downloads' %} {% set title = _('Download') + " - GCompris" %} {% block content %}

{% trans %}Download{% endtrans %}

{{ social.block(locale) }}
{% trans %}Windows{% endtrans %}

{% trans %}You can buy the full version of GCompris in the Windows Store.{% endtrans %}

{% trans %}Note: the Windows Store requires Windows 10.{% endtrans %}


{% trans %}Else, you can get the demo from the links below, and buy on our website the activation code to unlock the full version.{% endtrans %}

{% trans %}System requirements: Windows 7, 8 or 10 with OpenGL 2 support.{% endtrans %}

 	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-Windows 64bit
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  • GCompris {{ version }}-Windows 32bit
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    {% trans %}Note: If your system doesn't have OpenGL 2 support or if it's not working properly, please use the entry GCompris (Safe Mode) in the start menu to launch GCompris with the software rendering mode which doesn't use OpenGL.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}If you really need a version that runs on Windows XP, or if your system doesn't support the new version, you can use the last installer from the old GCompris 15.10.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris 15.10-Windows 32bit
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    {% trans %}Android{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}The version for Android is distributed in the Play Store. The demo and the full version have separate installers.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-Full version for Android
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  • GCompris {{ version }}-Demo version for Android
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    {% trans %}Note: It is recommended to buy directly the full version from the store, not from the button in the demo. This way, you can share it with 5 family members using the Google Play Family Library. Also, a few users reported issues to unlock the demo.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}We support both android 32bit and 64bit from the Play Store. The appropriate version is downloaded automatically depending on your Android operating system.{% endtrans %}


    {% trans %}The full version is also available from F-Droid, the Free and Open Source Android app repository.{% endtrans %}
    {% trans %}If you use this version, please consider making a donation to support GCompris.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }} from F-Droid
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    {% trans %}macOS{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}You can get the demo from the link below, and buy on our website the activation code to unlock the full version.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Built and tested on macOS 10.13.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-Darwin
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    {% trans %}GNU/Linux{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}We provide standalone packages for GNU/Linux. They should work on any distribution (requires at least linux kernel 3.10, and gstreamer 1.0).{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-Linux 64bit
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  • GCompris {{ version }}-Linux 32bit
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    {% trans %}To use it, open a terminal in the folder where you downloaded the installer and run these commands:{% endtrans %}

               
    chmod u+x gcompris-qt-{{ version }}-Linux64.sh
    
           
    ./gcompris-qt-{{ version }}-Linux64.sh

    {% trans %}Then read the license or press q to skip it, answer yes to the questions, and the software will be installed in a new folder next to the installer.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Finally, to launch gcompris, go in the new folder, in bin, and double-click on gcompris-qt.sh.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Note: If your system doesn't have OpenGL 2 support or if it's not working properly, please add the option "--software-renderer" at the end of the last line of the script gcompris-qt.sh. Another way is to edit the configuration file (in ~/.config/gcompris-qt/gcompris-qt.conf): find the line renderer=auto , replace auto with software and save the file.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Raspberry Pi{% endtrans %}
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    {% trans %}We provide a standalone package for Raspberry Pi. This package is a beta version. It was tested only on Raspberry Pi 3.{% endtrans %}

    +

    {% trans %}We provide a standalone package for Raspberry Pi.{% endtrans %} {% trans %}This package is a beta version.{% endtrans %} {% trans %}It was tested only on Raspberry Pi 3.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }} -Raspberry Pi 3 (beta)
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    {% trans %}To use it, open a terminal in the folder where you downloaded the installer and run these commands:{% endtrans %}

               
    chmod u+x gcompris-qt-{{ version }}-raspberry-beta.sh
    
           
    ./gcompris-qt-{{ version }}-raspberry-beta.sh

    {% trans %}Then read the license or press q to skip it, answer yes to the questions, and the software will be installed in a new folder next to the installer.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Finally, to launch gcompris, go in the new folder, in bin, and double-click on gcompris-qt.sh.{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}Source code{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}The source code is available under the GPLv3 license.{% endtrans %}

     	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-source code
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    {% trans %}MD5 and GPG{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}To check the integrity of your downloads, you can compare the md5sums with those in this file: MD5SUMS{% endtrans %}

    {% trans %}The source tarball and the Linux installers are signed with the GPG key from Timothée Giet (public key: {% endtrans %}0x63d7264c05687d7e.asc)

     	      
    {% trans %}sig files:{% endtrans %}
    
 	      
  • GCompris {{ version }}-source code
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  • GCompris {{ version }}-Linux 64bit
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  • GCompris {{ version }}-Linux 32bit
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    {% endblock %}