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--- development_from_svn [2012/09/24 19:34]
tedfelix Fix svn URL, point to subversion quick start, cleanup
+++ development_from_svn [2013/07/02 10:55]
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-====== Installing the latest stable version of Rosegarden from svn source ======
+====== Installing the latest Rosegarden source from subversion ======
 NOTE: This page is a bit outdated.  There are other pages around the wiki that are a bit newer that you might want to check.  The page about [[dev:Eclipse|setting up Eclipse]] begins with a more current approach to getting the latest source and building it.
 These instructions show how to install a development version of Rosegarden to a freshly installed Linux distribution.
+===== Basic Steps =====
+Here's a quick overview of the process.  This will likely continue to be the process for the forseeable future.  The details might change, but the overall process will stay very close to this.
+  - Install rosegarden.
+    * This will install your distro's version of Rosegarden.  It will be out of date, but it will bring along with it all the run-time dependencies that Rosegarden needs.
+  - Install subversion.
+    * The Rosegarden project uses subversion for version control.  To get the latest source, you'll need to have subversion installed.
+  - Get the source from sourceforge using subversion.
+    * See the [[dev:subversion|subversion quick start]].
+  - Install the build dependencies for Rosegarden.
+    * This will make sure you have all the development tools and libraries needed to build Rosegarden.
+  - ./bootstrap.sh
+  - ./configure
+  - make
+  - ./rosegarden
+    * This will run rosegarden if all has gone well.
 ===== Kubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) =====