1 #include "top.h"
2 #include "dl1.h"
3 #include "bodytop.h"
4 #include "navbar.h"
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6       <h3>Husky Versions and Dependencies</h3>
7       <blockquote>
8 
9       <p>Husky is divided into multiple packages. No matter what you want to
10       do, you will need at least the basic packages <b>huskybse</b>,
11       <b>smapi</b> and <b>fidoconfig</b>. These package contain libraries used
12       by the other programs, as well as installation instructions and
13       documentation. Then choose any other packages at will.</p>
14 
15       <p>There are two branches of Husky development: current Husky, and stable
16       Husky. Users should usually use the stable release versions.</p>
17 
18       <p>Husky packages have interdependencies;  I.E., if you have chosen a certain
19       version of the basic packages, you must choose the matching version of
20       the program packages.</p>
21 
22       </blockquote>
23 
24       <h3>Installing from Source Code</h3>
25 
26       <blockquote>
27 
28       <p>After you have downloaded source code packages, you should start with
29       unpacking the <tt>huskybse</tt> source code. You will find a file named
30       <tt>INSTALL</tt> in this package which contains further installation
31       instructions. Do read this file!</p>
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33 
34       </blockquote>
35 
36       <h3>Downloading Binary Packages</h3>
37 
38       <blockquote>
39 
40       <p>For non-Unix platforms, we also provide precompiled
41       binaries. There is no precompiled version of <tt>huskybse</tt>, as
42       huskybse only contains soruce code installation instructions, and example
43       configurations. If you want to see the example configurations, you must
44       get the source code version of <tt>huskybse</tt>.<p>
45 
46       <p>Depending on which platform you want to download for, there may or may
47       not be a <tt>smapi</tt> package. If there is no smapi package for your
48       platform, don't worry, you won't need it. But you will certainly need the
49       <tt>fidoconf</tt> package, because it contains vital documentation and
50       tools.</p>
51 
52       <p>For Debian GNU/Linux Users there are Packages available now.
53       Take a look&nbsp;<a href="debian.html">here.</a></p>
54 
55       </blockquote>
56 
57       <h3><a href="stable.html">Learn more about Stable Husky</a></h3>
58       <h3><a href="current.html">Learn more about Current Husky</a></h3>
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