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• If you have Subversion (SVN, see www.tigris.org), then your best bet is to get your own copy of Crossroads from the SVN repository svn://svn.e-tunity.com/crossroads. You start by selecting a local 'sources' directory on your system, say /usr/local/src/crossroads, and then by checking out the 'trunk' of the sources. The trunk is the repository path with the latest Crossroads version (see below if you want a specific version):

  prompt> mkdir -p /usr/local/src/crossroads
  prompt> cd /usr/local/src/crossroads
  prompt> svn co svn://svn.e-tunity.com/crossroads/trunk

  Next you can chhange-dir to trunk/ and take a look at the file ChangeLog or doc/xr.pdf (or the OpenOffice document if you fancy).

  If you are not interested in the latest version, but want a specific version instead (say 1.21 for the sake of the example), then the procedure is as follows:

  prompt> mkdir -p /usr/local/src/crossroads
  prompt> cd /usr/local/src/crossroads
  prompt> svn co svn://svn.e-tunity.com/crossroads/tags/release-1.21 After this, you can change-dir to release-1.21/ and work from there.

• If you lack Subversion, then your options are:
  • The latest release:
    • The version is 2.67
    • You can download the source tarball crossroads-devel.tar.gz
    • You can view the changes in the ChangeLog
  • The last stable release:
    • The version is 2.65
    • You can download the source tarball crossroads-stable.tar.gz
    • You can view the changes in the ChangeLog
  • Historical stable releases plus the most recent development release are accessible via the link /downloads/versions/.

  The above files are refreshed nightly from the most actual code base. Save your downloaded file somewhere on your file system, change-dir to an appropriate sources directory (e.g. /usr/local/src) and unpack it using tar/gunzip. The archive spills its contents into a directory crossroads.

  Next, change-dir into the created directory crossroads.