Construire depuis la source

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Cette page vous fournit un accès aux descriptions vous permettant de compiler Gramps à partir du code source. Ceci est destiné aux développeur(se)s, paquageur(se)s et utilisateur(rice)s avancé(e)s.

Linux

Gramps 3.4.x est la principale version actuelle, elle est disponible sous forme de paquet pour plusieurs distributions.

Gramps 4.x est une nouvelle version qui nécessite d'autres dépendances.

Construire depuis la source sous Linux est décrit ici

MS Windows

  • Des informations supplémentaires pour les utilisateurs de Windows sont disponibles sur la page GRAMPS et Windows (en anglais).
  • The native windows support for Gramps 4.0 is being worked on. You find the current walkthrough on the dedicated page

Fortunately for users of Microsoft Windows, some users have made a installeur windows. So far there have not been any reports of serious differences between the official builds of Gramps and the Windows Installer, so the future looks promising, but please, use this at your own risk.

Mac OS X

Un aperçu pour l'installation de GRAMPS depuis les sources sur Mac est donné à installer depuis les sources sous Mac OS.

La dernière version du portage Mac de Gramps est 5.1.6.

La dernière version fink officielle stable est 1.0.10 pour Mac OS X 10.4.

La dernière version fink instable est 3.0.4 pour Mac OS X 10.5.

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Free/OpenBSD and Solaris

For FreeBSD and Solaris there are experimental install instructions.

  • For FreeBSD use the /usr/ports/science/gramps port. In case of error on FreeBSD 8.0, read ticket #3228.
  • For OpenBSD use the gramps port
  • Installing on BSD is as straightforward as on Linux, apart from some minor issues like tools having different names. See the BSD page for details.
  • Gramps has been successfully installed from source on both Solaris 10 (SPARC) and OpenSolaris X86 (2008.05). Please see the Solaris page for step-by-step details.

Gramps on handhelds

Gramps can run fine on some small-factor devices. Users have been successful in using Gramps on:

Additional software Gramps can benefit from

Gramps does not rely on the following programs, however, having them will increase your productivity:

  • Spell checking: Installing gnome-python2-extras and python-enchant provides the gtkspell module and the enchant module, which adds spell checking in the notes
  • Graphviz, Inkscape: Gramps can make nice Genealogical trees (relationship graphs). These are generated by the Graphviz package, which defines a code (dot), as well as programs to produce graphs (dotty, to be called from command line). This gives you as researcher most power over how your tree will look, but has a learning curve. An alternative is to make a graphical report, converting the tree to an svg file, which you then can open/edit/refine in eg Inkscape.
  • ttf-freefont: Useful as a font that supports a large subset of the unicode and is a true type. This works well with both print and graphviz output.
  • XdgUtils is a set of command line tools that assist applications with a variety of desktop integration tasks. About half of the tools focus on tasks commonly required during the installation of a desktop application and the other half focuses on integration with the desktop environment while the application is running. Even if the desktop components of your application are limited to an installer, configuration or management tool, Xdg-utils provides you with an easy way to enhance the usage experience of your customers by improving the integration of these components in the user's environment.
  • pyexiv2 is a module that allows Gramps to read and write metadata embedded in image files. It is used in the Metadata Viewer and Edit Exif Metadata gramplets.
  • osmgpsmap is a library which provides GPS mapping functionality. It is used in the Geography views.

Other packages might also be useful:

Upgrading Gramps

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Warning

If you are Upgrading Gramps from a previous version you should first follow these intructions.

If you are Upgrading Gramps from a previous version you should first:

  1. Use your old version of Gramps to backup or export your Family Trees to GRAMPS XML (you find backup in the Family Tree menu of recent Gramps versions, otherwise use export in the same menu but uncheck privacy options in the Exporter Assistant in order to export all data).
  2. Uninstall your old version of Gramps
  3. Install the new version of Gramps by following the instructions below
  4. Open your existing Family tree.
  1. Normally, opening just works, and will upgrade your data if needed. If successfull, save the backup you took in a safe place.
  2. In case opening or upgrading your existing Family Tree failed, do the following:
  1. Create a new Family Tree
  2. Import your old Gramps XML data in this Family Tree