GnauralInstalling Gnaural and Gnaural2
Installing is very easy:
| 1) Download and run the GTK+ 2 Runtime Environment installer |
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| 2) Download and run the Gnaural Installer |
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| 3) Download and run the Gnaural2 Installer |
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Windows
LinuxSpecial Note:
Mac OS X: Sorry,
there is no
native version of Gnaural possible for
MacOSX possible until their GTK+ port is done...
BUT I did write a stripped-down Java version just for you:
Gnaural Java Applet. EVEN SPECIALER NOTE (March 2008): Someone did work on making Gnaural2 compilable on their Mac, and kindly posted a patch
to allow you to also. But you'll need to know how to compile a GTK+
program for Darwin/X11 on your Mac. Not hard, but not for the average
user. (I would do it for you, if I had a Mac.)
Other Notes:
- If you are running Linux, you probably have GTK+ installed already, because it is the foundation for thousands of Linux applications (like Gaim and GIMP), and even the entire Gnome desktop, and Ubuntu, Debian, SuSE, Gentoo, ArchLinux all offer Gnaural natively now
- If you are running a version of Windows BEFORE Windows 2000, you will need this older version of the GTK+ 2 Runtime Environment.
- If any of the links above don't work (or for any reason you can't get what you need), first see if you can find what you need at the main Gnaural site, and if you can't, then post in the Forum. True "bugs", on the other hand, should go to the Tracker.
- The latest stable source code can always be found here, and the current working code snapshot here.