0install: Linux

Linux Packages

RPMs

Fedora - a package is in Fedora (thanks to Michel Alexandre Salim), so just do:
```
# yum install zeroinstall-injector
```
Newer versions are also available from the build service.
Mandriva 2010 RPMs
Mandriva 2010.1 RPMs
OpenSUSE - a package is now available from the main repository (since OpenSUSE 12.1):

Package in the OpenSUSE distribution

For older systems:
SLE 11 RPM
OpenSUSE 11.3 RPMs
OpenSUSE 11.4 RPMs
Note: do not install the -test RPMs.
RHEL 5 RPM (0.35)
RHEL 6 RPM (1.5)
A package is available in the Fedora Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL):
```
# yum install zeroinstall-injector
```

Debs

Debian (lenny and squeeze) Zero Install is part of the main Debian archive, so you can get it with:
```
# apt-get install zeroinstall-injector
```
Ubuntu Zero Install is in all versions of Ubuntu since 2007, so you can just do:
```
$ sudo apt-get install zeroinstall-injector
```
You can also install your distribution's version by clicking here.
Knoppix 5 works using the Debian package; use apt-get update; apt-get install -f to fetch the dependencies

Other

Arch Linux zeroinstall-injector is available with Arch Linux.
Slackware packages are available from slackbuilds.org
Gentoo zeroinstall-injector is in Portage (the version, 0.49, is very old though).

If a package for your distribution is listed above, install that and then try using it! Otherwise, get the source package instead.