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Software Repository for Debian/Ubuntu

Users of Debian and Ubuntu distributions may use the software repository of JonDos GmbH to install JonDo and keep it up-to-date. After installation you will find JonDo in the applications menu of your desktop in the group network or you can start it at the command line with "jondo".

Installation at command line

• Add the following line to /etc/apt/sources.list. Replace DISTRI by the name of your distribution. At the moment lenny, squeeze, sid, intrepid, jaunty, karmic and lucid are supported. deb http://debian.anonymous-proxy-servers.net DISTRI main
• The repository is signed with the OpenPGP key 0xF1305880. Download the key, add it to your apt keyring and verify the fingerprint. > sudo apt-key adv --keyserver pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys F1305880
  
  > sudo apt-key finger
  pub    1024D/F1305880 2007-08-29
    fingerprint = 1866 F973 8C97 A3D6 56A4 E142 F510 0840 F130 5880
  uid    JonDos GmbH…
• Afterwards you can install JonDo by: > sudo aptitude update
  > sudo aptitude install jondo jondofox-en

For all of you who do not like those fancy GUIs we have a daemon client, JonDoDaemaon, as well. Please have a look at the description about JonDoDaemaon for Debian/Ubuntu in our wiki. You can install the package jondodaemon.

Using GUI tools

If you did not like the full text adventure, you may use GUIs like "Software Sources". You can find it in the system menu.

• Add the apt line:
  You have to add the apt line in "Other Software".
  
• 2. Import the signing key:
  Download the signing key of the repository JonDos_GmbH.asc and import it in "Authentication".
  
• Install jondo:
  Use your prefered GUI (synaptic, kpackagekit...) to install the packages jondo, jondofox-en (recommeded) and jondodaemon (additional).

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