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Download Xfe
Download Xfe at the related Sourceforge Project page.
Before you install Xfe, make sure to read the documentation page first.
If you need to install the FOX toolkit, it can be downloaded from here.
- Fedora and other RPM distros users can download the FOX RPM packages here.
- Debian and Ubuntu users can download unofficial FOX Debian packages here.
- Slackware users can download Xfe packages here and FOX packages here.
Bug Tracking
If you have a patch, a bug report or a feature request to submit, please refer to the xfe project page at SourceForge, or .
Want to create your own package?
Creating an rpm package
You first need the correct fox-1.6.x and fox-devel-1.6.x packages to be installed. To
create an RPM package from the Xfe sources, simply type:
rpmbuild -ta xfe-1.32.tar.gz
The created RPM package xfe-1.32-1.i386.rpm is usually located in /usr/src/rpm/RPM/i386,
but this may vary depending on your distribution and/or your customizations.
To install the created RPM package xfe-1.04-1.i386.rpm, enter the following command
(as root):
rpm -Uvh xfe-1.32-1.i386.rpm
Creating a Debian package
You first need the correct libfox1.6 and libfox1.6-dev packages to be installed.
Extract the sources and enter the source directory:
tar zxvf xfe-1.32.tar.gz
cd xfe-1.32
Then, build the Debian package (no need to sign the package, thus the -uc -us options):
fakeroot dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us
And finally, install the created package (as root):
cd ..
dpkg -i xfe_1.32-1_i386.deb
Creating a self extracting package
You first need the correct FOX libraries 1.6.x installed and working on your system.
First, extract the sources and enter the source directory :
tar zxvf xfe-1.32.tar.gz
cd xfe-1.32
./configure
Create the self extracting binary package :
sh makesfx.sh
And finally, install the created package (as root):
sh xfe-1.32-i386.sh
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