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XMMS2 Release Status

Stable: None

Developer: 0.8 DrO_o

Notes:

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Linux

Debian - Lenny / Unstable + Etch / Testing + Woody / Stable 
apt-get install xmms2

The official XMMS2 Debian packages maintained by Florian Ragwitz. Several popular clients and plugins are available, as well: 

apt-cache search xmms2
Ubuntu - Hardy Heron and following 
apt-get install xmms2
Fedora

Binary packages of XMMS2, as well as gxmms2 are available in tarballs from Linux Fans (Note: Chinese site):

These packages are based on git tree, they include neither the source rpm, nor the .spec file. It's recommended to install these packages with YUM utility. All the dependencies can be found at the livna and freshrpms repos.

ALT Linux Sisyphus

Binary packages of XMMS2, as well as gxmms2 and nyello are available from repository. To install, respectively: 

apt-get install xmms2
apt-get install gxmms2
apt-get install nyello
CRUX

Rugek has a port repository with Xmms2 here: http://rugek.dirtyhack.net/crux-ports/rugek.httpup

Frugalware Linux

xmms2 and gxmms2 packages are available in the frugalware-current repository. To install : 

pacman-g2 -S xmms2
pacman-g2 -S gxmms2
Arch Linux

Xmms2 is available in the community repository; various clients could be found in AUR.

Gentoo Linux
  • None of these are supported by XMMS2 team or Gentoo. You are pretty much on your own.
  • If you ask for help on IRC when using some of the following ebuilds, start by saying that you are running gentoo and mentioning which ebuild you are using
  • There is some faad2 breakage in Gentoo. None of the following ebuilds depend on faad2, but they may still pick it up if already installed. (Which is horribly bad.)

Ebuilds for latest testing versions (incl. latest git) are available at http://x4x.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Ebuilds and http://x4x.cvs.sourceforge.net/x4x/x4x-portage. Those ebuilds use waf, tons of USE-flags and no more env-variables or init-scripts. In this repo you can also find ebuilds for x4x and esperanza.

These ebuilds have more USE flags for the optional packages that xmms2 can depend on but does not strictly require in order to compile. As of the 0.2 DrAlban ebuild, a new local "phonehome" USE flag that has to be set in order to enable the xmms2-et client that phones home to the developers. (xmms2-et is enabled by default in DrAlban everywhere else)

Some alternate ebuilds are available here: Ycarus ebuilds and proaudio overlay.

There are plans to add xmms2 to Gentoo in the near future. You can track the progress at http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=93583. Latest proposed 0.6 ebuild or git ebuild.

If you want to track the current development tree you can use this ebuild. A valid git.eclass file is necessary.

Windows

Getting XMMS2 to build/run on Windows is mostly working, but not all features of XMMS2 are currently available on Windows, and some plugins are missing/broken. Also note that these packages have not been thoroughly tested by the XMMS2 team. See also: Windows.

Mac OS X

MacPorts

xmms2 is included in MacPorts, however the port does not allow to customize the installation via variants at the moment. To include optional features, required libraries need to be installed beforehand. To install: 

sudo port install xmms2


To have more control over the feature-set, download the source and configure xmms2 manually: 

./waf configure --prefix=/opt/local --conf-prefix=/opt/local --nocache

And then: 

./waf build && ./waf install

BSD

FreeBSD

xmms2 is now included in the FreeBSD ports tree. It can be found in audio/xmms2.

NetBSD

A xmms2 pkgsrc package for NetBSD and other operating systems supported by pkgsrc is available at http://pkgsrc-wip.sourceforge.net/.

Source

Note: you should read the Install instructions page as well.

About the GIT repository:

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