Edacious requires the Agar library.
Edacious is written for the most part in ANSI C, and is portable to the numerous platforms supported by Agar. Unlike most GUI toolkits, Agar can take full advantage of modern graphics hardware. Since the simulation process requires significant CPU resources in itself, Agar's OpenGL display mode is recommended when possible.
Note: The latest development (SVN) version of Edacious also requires the latest SVN version of Agar.
Edacious is written for the most part in ANSI C, and is portable to the numerous platforms supported by Agar. Unlike most GUI toolkits, Agar can take full advantage of modern graphics hardware. Since the simulation process requires significant CPU resources in itself, Agar's OpenGL display mode is recommended when possible.
Note: The latest development (SVN) version of Edacious also requires the latest SVN version of Agar.
Current Beta Version (SVN)
- Subversion: https://dev.csoft.net/edacious/trunk
Verifying Signed Packages
After downloading a package, check that the SHA-256 checksum matches the package's .md5 file.
Edacious packages are signed by Julien Nadeau Carriere (vedge@csoft.net).
Get this KEYS file along with the package's
.asc signature, and verify using a tool such as
gpg:
$ wget https://libagar.org/KEYS $ gpg --import KEYS $ wget https://stable.hypertriton.com/edacious/edacious-1.0.tar.gz.asc $ gpg --verify edacious-1.0.tar.gz.asc
The fingerprint should match the following:
D0BE CB40 69A2 EDCD 14EF 376B 9E92 D240 1500 14E8
