Download
The relevant downloads from the releases page on GitHub are listed below. You can also download/clone the GitHub repository, but I recommend using one of the links below.
The GUI version has an easy to use graphical interface but you can use it from the terminal too. The no-GUI version can be used only from the terminal.
After downloading and installing, visit the Usage page.
GNU/Linux 64 bit PC
Debian-based distros (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc.)
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GUI version
.debpackage:GNU/Linux x86_64 .deb package.
You can install it on some distros by double clicking the file and clicking an “Install” button. Otherwise open a terminal and install it by running:
sudo apt install ~/Downloads/noaa-apt_X.X.X-1_amd64.deb -
Executable without GUI:
GNU/Linux x86_64 (no-GUI) zip.
To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
Arch Linux and similar distros
- Sylogista maintains an AUR package
NixOS
- Tom Repetti maintains a Nix package
Other distros
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Executable with GUI:
To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
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Executable without GUI:
GNU/Linux x86_64 (no-GUI) zip.
To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
Windows 64 bit PC
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To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
Raspberry Pi 2+
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Executable with GUI:
To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
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Executable without GUI:
To install, extract the zip file anywhere.
OSX
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Otherwise, you can use the Nix Package, but I don’t know how this works. If someone knows please write a guide.
Something else?
Dependencies
On Windows there aren’t any dependencies, on Linux you probably already have installed what you need (unless you have very old packages):
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GTK+ >= 3.16 (Only for the GUI version)
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gdk-pixbuf >= 2.32 (Only for the GUI version)
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glibc >= 2.19
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libgcc
My builds use a statically linked libssl, so you don’t need libssl unless you compiled noaa-apt yourself.