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** Download the installer depending on your processor [https://sourceforge.net/projects/gestinux/files/Stable%20release/Install_Gestinux_1.0-stable_Windows_i386_32bits.exe/download 32 bits] or for [https://sourceforge.net/projects/gestinux/files/Stable%20release/Install_Gestinux_1.0-stable_Windows_x86_64bits.exe/download x86 64 bits] if you want. | ** Download the installer depending on your processor [https://sourceforge.net/projects/gestinux/files/Stable%20release/Install_Gestinux_1.0-stable_Windows_i386_32bits.exe/download 32 bits] or for [https://sourceforge.net/projects/gestinux/files/Stable%20release/Install_Gestinux_1.0-stable_Windows_x86_64bits.exe/download x86 64 bits] if you want. | ||
** Execute the installer, following the instructions given. | ** Execute the installer, following the instructions given. | ||
+ | ** Gestinux can use MySql or MariaDb immediately. A further step is required to use Postgresql. See [[Install Postgresql client driver]] | ||
** Run Gestinux from a desktop shortcut, or from the '''Start Menu''' | '''gestinux''' | ** Run Gestinux from a desktop shortcut, or from the '''Start Menu''' | '''gestinux''' | ||
Revision as of 09:39, 23 June 2014
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Supported Systems
Gestinux runs on Linux and Windows.
Gestinux 1.0 can be installed easily to use MySql and MariaDb on all supported Ubuntu versions.
We have reports of successful Gestinux installations on Windows (from Windows 2000 to Windows 7), though it has not yet been tested on Windows 8. It does not support Windows versions older than Windows 2000.
There are 64-bit versions for the AMD-64 processor family.
Currently Gestinux is not available for the Mac. It will be available for Mac operating systems as soon as a Mac owner joins the developer team, to compile, package and test...
Location of programs and data
Gestinux is a client-server database application.
You have to install a client program on each computer where Gestinux is used. Installing the (lightweight) client program can be done easily with just a few mouse clicks. After that, you just need to decide where to locate the supporting database.
This database can be:
- accessed remotely via an internet server.
- stored locally on the same computer as the client program.
- located on any workstation or dedicated server in your local network.
The first solution can be used to access a test database.
If you don't mind having your data stored outside your office, and if you have a good internet connection, you can adopt this first remote option, using any internet host. In this case, there is no need for a local server, and you can access your data from any location. Performance will be better than with a full web application. However, some technical knowledge is required to ensure full data security.
Otherwise, for a small company, the second solution is simple. It is easy to install a free database server on a workstation.
For more advanced users, or a larger company, the dedicated server is a better option, while still being easy to implement.
Installation of Client program
Installation of Gestinux 1.0 (stable)
- On Linux Debian (Ubuntu) :
- Download the package depending on your processor i386 32 bits or x86 64 bits
- Gestinux can use MySql or MariaDb immediately. A further step is required to use Postgresql. See Install Postgresql client driver
- Open the file to install Gestinux.
- Run from the Office menu item if it was created, or else create it to run the command-line: /usr/bin/gestinux
- On Windows :
- Download the installer depending on your processor 32 bits or for x86 64 bits if you want.
- Execute the installer, following the instructions given.
- Gestinux can use MySql or MariaDb immediately. A further step is required to use Postgresql. See Install Postgresql client driver
- Run Gestinux from a desktop shortcut, or from the Start Menu | gestinux
Installation of Gestinux 1.1 Release candidate
This version is nearly stable and will should replace soon the 1.0 version You can download it here.
Development version
If you are a developer, you can download and compile the source yourself.
After installation
Installation does not create a database and will not alter any data. After installation, you must run Gestinux and perform the initial setup to create (or upgrade) your database.