Download
glogg currently runs on Windows and UNIX based systems, including macOS.
The MD5 checksums can be checked from the release emails sent to the development list.
macOS
An installer for the latest version is available for Mac OSX / macOS: glogg-latest-installer.dmg
The binary is tested on 10.9 (Mavericks) upwards.
Please note glogg is not signed, recent versions of macOS might therefore show a dialog signalling glogg is from an “unidentified developer” and cannot be open. If you trust glogg, you can go around this dialog by opening Finder, going to Applications, Control + click on glogg and select Open. macOS will then register an exception for glogg. See this Apple support article for details.
Windows
Up to date Windows installers are available:
- 64 bits (recommended): glogg-latest-x86_64-setup.exe.
- 32 bits (older v1.0.3 only): glogg-v1.0.3-setup.exe.
It is safe to install over an existing version if you want to update glogg to the latest version.
glogg is currently tested on Windows 7.
Ubuntu
glogg is part of all recent Ubuntu distributions. To install, simply click here: apt:glogg or install manually using the Software Centre.
Debian
glogg is part of the Debian distribution since wheezy (7.0). You can install it the usual way, which probably involve issuing something like:
apt-get install glogg
or simply following the link: apt:glogg.
Fedora
glogg is part of Fedora since version 17.
Installation can be done with the usual “PackageKit” from the Administration menu, or use yum (as root):
yum install glogg
Arch Linux
glogg has been packaged for Arch Linux and can be installed from pacman.
Other Linux distributions
If you create packages for your favourite distribution, please feel free to announce them on the mailing list, they will be added to this section.
From source code
For other platforms, you can build glogg from source. The source code of the latest version is available at glogg-latest.tar.gz
Building is to be done this way:
tar xzf glogg-latest.tar.gz
cd glogg-X.X.X (replace X with the version)
qmake (or qmake-qt4 on debian/ubuntu)
make
make install INSTALL_ROOT=/usr/local (as root if needed)
You need to have the Qt development libraries installed (tested on version 4.8.0 and later).
For the very latest, not necessarily stable version, the source code is hosted on a git repository at <git://github.com/nickbnf/glogg.git>.
Older versions
Current as well as previous versions are available here: http://glogg.bonnefon.org/files/