"Linux" tar.gz (BZ or BZ2, etc.) end of source code package

This package is a source program, not compiled, need to be compiled to install

1. Open a shell, that is, the terminal

2. Use the CD command to enter the directory where the source code compression package is located

3. Unzip the file according to the package type (* represents the package name)

TAR-ZXVF filename.tar.gz

TAR-JXVF filename.tar.bz (or bz2)

4. Use the CD command to enter the unzipped directory

5. Enter the compile file command:./configure (some compression packages have been compiled, this step can be omitted)

6. Then the command: Make

7, then the installation file command: Make install

8, Installation completed

Default path: Note The install directory during the make install command, or read the Readme file in the installation directory.

Specify the installation directory: after the./configure command, add the parameter--prefix= path, which can be viewed through the./configure–help command to see which parameters are supported by the program.

such as:./configure--prefix=/usr/local/folder, that is, the software is installed in the/usr/local/path folder. The default installation directory for general software is in/usr/local or/opt

Unloading:

1. Open a shell, that is, the terminal

2, use the CD command to enter the compiled software directory, that is, the installation of the directory

3. Execute the Anti-installation command: Make Uninstall

"Linux" tar.gz (BZ or BZ2, etc.) end of source code package