Installation
From Bibledit
Installing Bibledit is not too difficult. Yes, it needs some typing, but if that is done carefully, everything will work out well.
In the following sections instructions are given how to install Bibledit on various flavours of Linux and Macintosh. If your distribution is mentioned there, following the instructions step by step will give you a properly installed Bibledit. If your distribution is not mentioned, you can ask for specific instructions to be added or look at other versions of Linux and learn from there how to install it.
Install Bibledit 1.3 on Ubuntu 5.10
Install Bibledit 1.3 on Knoppix 4.02
Install Bibledit 1.2 on Ubuntu 5.10
Install Bibledit 1.2 and 1.3 on Mac OS X
Install Bibledit 1.1 on Knoppix 4.02
Install Bibledit 1.1 on CentOS 4.2
Install Bibledit 1.1 on Debian 3.1
Install Bibledit 1.1 on OpenSuse 10.0
Install Bibledit 1.1 on Suse 9.3
Install Bibledit 1.0 on Ubuntu 5.04
Install Bibledit 0.8 on Fedora Core 4
Generaly, when installing Bibledit, first install all its dependencies, such as Gtk2, sqlite3 and scripturechecks, then install bibledit, and then install Java and XEP for printing.
Extra programs can be installed too. Bibledit will work together with them.