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The latest version is released on .

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If you need to keep an older version then you will have to rename the old directory, for example to 120 and change the executable name, for example to 120.

Platforms
Qu works on Linux only. It has not been ported to any other operating system. It should work on any 32/64 bits Linux.

Internally, Qu has been compiled using and tested on 32/64 bits Intel computers on the following distros:

  • Ubuntu 9.10 32 and 64 bits
  • Debian 5.0 64 bits
  • Fedora Core 11 32 and 64 bits (but see Notes below)
  • OpenSuse 11.1 64 bits (but see Notes below)

Please note that the tests on 64 bits have not been as extensive as on 32 bits.

Requirements
  • gcc 3.4 or later + pthread (POSIX threads)
  • make
  • tar
  • OpenSSL
Installation
Download the source, normally /usr/src, open a root terminal then:

$ cd /usr/src
$ tar -zxf
$ cd qu
$ ./configure
$ make
$ make install

Note that make install will run the Qu installer program. It will build and install all Qu documentations.

By default, Qu will be installed in . There should be no reason why you want to install it somewhere else.

Removal
Open a root terminal then:

$ cd
$ rm -Rf
$ rm -f
$ rm -f

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Notes
Ubuntu
You have to install the OpenSSL header files before you install Qu. Use the Synaptic Package Manager and install the libssl-dev package.

Fedora and OpenSuse 64 bits
Because of the way Fedora and OpenSuse stores 32/64 bits libraries, there are a few things we had to do (by making soft links or set some environment variables). Until we understand how this really works, the installer does not attempt to do this automatically. You're on your own!