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### Creating Packages for Package Managers |
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Please ensure that the `translations` target has been built before |
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attempting to generate any package. |
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```bash |
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cmake --build . --target translations |
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``` |
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After compilation, select which packages you want to generate (see the relevant |
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sections below) and then run the `package` target. The generated packages will |
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be located in `build/packages`. For example: |
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__We highly discourage installation from source__, as it may lead to issues when |
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upgrading to newer versions later on. Please think about creating a native |
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package, an AppImage or Flatpak instead. Instructions are below. |
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package, an AppImage or Flatpak instead. Instructions are above. |
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If you don't want to make a package, you can install Xournal++ into your user |
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folder (or any other folder) by specifying `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX`: |
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