Project Downloads

Notice: These packages are mainly for developers. Evolution for Windows still doesn't exist yet.. but we're working on it.

Binary Packages

• Popt 1.10 [20050223] Download
• libIDL 0.8.6 [20050223] Download
• ORBit2 2.12.0 [20050223] Download
• libbonobo 2.8.1 [20050224] Download
• GConf 2.9.92 [20050228] Download
• libglade 2.4.2 Download

Developer Packages

• Popt 1.10 [20050223] Download
• libIDL 0.8.6 [20050223] Download
• ORBit2 2.12.0 [20050223] Download
• libbonobo 2.8.1 [20050224] Download
• GConf 2.9.92 [20050228] Download
• libglade 2.4.2 Download

Source Packages - Diffs from GNOME Anonymous CVS

• Popt 1.10 [20050223] Download Notes
• libbonobo 2.8.1 [20050224] Download Notes
• GConf 2.9.92 [20050228] Download Notes

The following packages can be downloaded from Gnome's CVS HEAD and built from source: gnome-common, gtk-doc, libIDL, ORBit2. Expect binaries soon.

Developer downloads from other locations

• MinGW, MSYS, MSYS-DTK
  • http://www.mingw.org
  • Provides the build enviroment used during the port.
• Perl 5.8.6
  • http://katpro.xiondigital.net/products/perl/Setup_Perl_5.8.6.exe
  • Includes XML::Parser functionality built in
  • Native Win32 Build
  • Same Sources as Perl 5.8.6 official, with addition of XML::Parser library
  • NSIS Installer
• Autotools
  • Autoconf, Automake, and family
  • Hardcoded to use Perl included in MSYS-DTK
  • Provides /bin/perl wrapper to c:/perl/bin/perl.exe so that you may use the above Perl or ActiveState ActivePerl
  • http://katpro.xiondigital.net/downloads/autotools.exe
  • Extract to MSYS' /bin directory
• Bison, Flex
  • http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net
  • Binary packages
  • Don't put in MSYS' /bin. I recommend /biflex for maximum compatibility (you must put /biflex/bin in your path if you use it, but place it after /bin)
• libtool, libintl
  • http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net
  • Both Binary and Developer packages
  • Extract to anywhere, as long as the PATH variable is set to find them
• glib, pkgconfig, libiconv, gettext, gtk+, pango, atk, libpng, libjpeg, libtiff, freetype, zlib
  • http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/downloads.html
  • 2.4 series, not the "bleeding edge" versions
  • Both binary/runtime and developer packages
  • Extract to anywhere, as long as the PATH variable are set to find them
  • I recommend these are placed in the same directory as each other for the build process, to make pkgconfig happy.
  • Whatever you use, make sure you set the prefix of this to be the same as the prefix you plan on using when making other packages needed during the build stage, if you dont want to set your pkgconfig path variable.