Question abut kile

**Mehrdad2009** · September 8th, 2009

Hi
I have downloaded "kile-2.1b2.tar.bz2"and it included REDME file .
Content of this README file is:
Dear User/Packager,

this Readme is targeted towards people who want to build Kile from source

or plan to create binary packages.
If you have created a package, please drop us a note ( kile-

devel@lists.sourceforge.net ) so that we can promote your package.

1.) Checking dependencies
============================

- KDE 4.2/4.3 and according QT development packages (ForwardDVI

only works with KDE 4.3)
- cmake 2.6.2
- gcc 3.x/4.x

2.) Building Kile from source
============================

- Extract the source code with "tar xjf kile-x.tar.bz2"
- Create a "kile-

build" directory somewhere for an out-of-source build.
- Enter the "kile-build" directory and call

cmake with:
" cmake <path to the kile directory> -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/.kde

-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debugfull" "
- Type "make -j 2" to compile the package.
- Type "make

install -j 2" to install the programs, data files and documentation.
- Type "kile" and enjoy the power

of LaTeX together with the joy of using Kile

2.1.) Building Documentation
============================

The documentation will automatically be built provided that the

documentation files
are located in the following directories:
<kile-root>
/doc

for the standard documentation and
accompanying image files

/translations
/<language>
/doc for the translated documentation

and
images in language <language>

/messages for the

translated message catalogs
in language <language>

Please note that

every docbook must be called "index.docbook" and that only PNG image
files can be used.

Furthermore, message catalogs must be called "kile.po".

When the "doc" and "translations"

directories are found, the build targets "docbooks"
and "translations" will be generated for the

compiling of the documentation.

2.3.) Special Flags for the build
===============================
The

flag "KILE_VERSION" can be set in the CMake cache to specify the installation
directory of basic

documentation files (README, AUTHORS, ChangeLog,...), i.e. they
will be installed in

"share/doc/kile-${KILE_VERSION}/" instead of "share/doc/kile/".

3.) Using Kile
===============================

To use Kile you (obviously) need some external programs.
The

following list is divided into basic, advanced and additional usage.

Basic:
- TeXLive 2005/2007/2008

(Including "AMS"-Packages and the documentation).
This add among others the following

programs:
- Tex/LaTeX
- PDFLaTeX
- XeLaTeX
- ConTeXt
- BibTeX
- MakeIndex
-

Okular (DVI, PS, PDF Viewer from KDE)

Advanced:
- Acroread (Viewing PDF)
- Imagemagick,

DVIPNG 1.7 (Bottom bar preview)

By default there are also tools for the following programs

defined:
- Tar/zip/gzip/bzip2 (Archive)
- DBlatex (Docbook to LaTeX)
- Metapost and Asymptote
-

Latex2html (LaTeX to Web)
- Tex4ht (LaTeX to Web)
- Xindy (MakeIndex replacement)
- Lilypond

(Music Typesetting)
- Konqueror/Mozilla/Firefox (Viewing HTML)
- Kbibtex, KBib, JabRef,

pybliographer, gbib (View Bibtex files)

If you have any questions or corrections, please don't

hesitate to contact us via kile-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.

The Kile dev team

I've read it but I confused and I don't know what should I do.Please help me.
(I can't connect to internet so I can not use Add/Remove or something like this.)

**Whiffle** · September 8th, 2009

Have you tried installing the version of Kile from the respository? ( Add/Remove Programs)

**Penguin Guy** · September 8th, 2009

Please do not create two posts. Take a look at this link: How to install software on Ubuntu.

**overdrank** · September 9th, 2009

Threads merged.

**Stefan_K** · September 10th, 2009

If you cannot access the internet directly and therefore cannot use the repositories you could install Kile by downloading a .deb package and install it by

Code:

dpkg -i kile...deb

Stefan

--
TeXblog

**Mehrdad2009** · September 8th, 2009

Hi
I have downloaded "kile-2.1b2.tar.bz2"and it included REDME file .
Content of this README file is:
Dear User/Packager,

this Readme is targeted towards people who want to build Kile from source

or plan to create binary packages.
If you have created a package, please drop us a note ( kile-

devel@lists.sourceforge.net ) so that we can promote your package.

1.) Checking dependencies
============================

- KDE 4.2/4.3 and according QT development packages (ForwardDVI

only works with KDE 4.3)
- cmake 2.6.2
- gcc 3.x/4.x

2.) Building Kile from source
============================

- Extract the source code with "tar xjf kile-x.tar.bz2"
- Create a "kile-

build" directory somewhere for an out-of-source build.
- Enter the "kile-build" directory and call

cmake with:
" cmake <path to the kile directory> -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$HOME/.kde

-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE="Debugfull" "
- Type "make -j 2" to compile the package.
- Type "make

install -j 2" to install the programs, data files and documentation.
- Type "kile" and enjoy the power

of LaTeX together with the joy of using Kile

2.1.) Building Documentation
============================

The documentation will automatically be built provided that the

documentation files
are located in the following directories:
<kile-root>
/doc

for the standard documentation and
accompanying image files

/translations
/<language>
/doc for the translated documentation

and
images in language <language>

/messages for the

translated message catalogs
in language <language>

Please note that

every docbook must be called "index.docbook" and that only PNG image
files can be used.

Furthermore, message catalogs must be called "kile.po".

When the "doc" and "translations"

directories are found, the build targets "docbooks"
and "translations" will be generated for the

compiling of the documentation.

2.3.) Special Flags for the build
===============================
The

flag "KILE_VERSION" can be set in the CMake cache to specify the installation
directory of basic

documentation files (README, AUTHORS, ChangeLog,...), i.e. they
will be installed in

"share/doc/kile-${KILE_VERSION}/" instead of "share/doc/kile/".

3.) Using Kile
===============================

To use Kile you (obviously) need some external programs.
The

following list is divided into basic, advanced and additional usage.

Basic:
- TeXLive 2005/2007/2008

(Including "AMS"-Packages and the documentation).
This add among others the following

programs:
- Tex/LaTeX
- PDFLaTeX
- XeLaTeX
- ConTeXt
- BibTeX
- MakeIndex
-

Okular (DVI, PS, PDF Viewer from KDE)

Advanced:
- Acroread (Viewing PDF)
- Imagemagick,

DVIPNG 1.7 (Bottom bar preview)

By default there are also tools for the following programs

defined:
- Tar/zip/gzip/bzip2 (Archive)
- DBlatex (Docbook to LaTeX)
- Metapost and Asymptote
-

Latex2html (LaTeX to Web)
- Tex4ht (LaTeX to Web)
- Xindy (MakeIndex replacement)
- Lilypond

(Music Typesetting)
- Konqueror/Mozilla/Firefox (Viewing HTML)
- Kbibtex, KBib, JabRef,

pybliographer, gbib (View Bibtex files)

If you have any questions or corrections, please don't

hesitate to contact us via kile-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.

The Kile dev team

I've read it but I confused and I don't know what should I do.Please help me.
(I can't connect to internet so I can not use Add/Remove or something like this.)