Standard linux version
This download contains the executable and assisting files for the standard linux version. To install, just download the program and extract to its own folder. If you have a ~/bin folder (or access to something like /usr/bin), add an executable file kira there, with a single line stating the exact location of kira.exe.If your terminal passes on more information than mine, it may be a good idea to run the kira assistant (by starting the program with parameter assistant). This is explained in the program when typing "#help assistant".
If you want to compile from source, download the full source. :)
Download the standard Linux version
Windows version
This download contains the executable and assisting files for the standard windows version, which should be runnable without any permissions on the computer (except a bit of discspace). To install, just download the program and extract to its own folder. Then make a shortcut to kira.exe and run! :)Download the standard Windows version
OSX version
This download contains the executable and some basic assisting files for the standard mac version. To install, just download the program and extract to its own folder; you can run the program from there!Since the assisting files are really basic and may very for different computers, it may be a good idea to run the kira assistant (by starting the program with parameter assistant). This is explained in the program by typing "#help assistant".
If you want to compile from source, download the full source. :)
Download the standard OSX version
Source
These downloads contains the full source of kira. This is usable for all versions and (supported) operating systems. The COMPILE_INSTRUCTIONS file contains compile instructions for the two versions as mentioned above, as well as suggestions for other operating systems.Most importantly, this allows you to compile the ANSI version, which is used as an emergency backup for unixsystems that don't support most clients and/or systems without the curseslibrary and no rootaccess. If you are on any linuxbased system, with some luck you can compile the ANSI version of kira simply by unpacking the sourcefile and typing "make". Read the COMPILE_INSTRUCTIONS anyway, for further information on how to get the screensize right, keys working etc.
Note: this version has some major disadvantages compared to the standard linux version (for example, it can't find its screensize itself). The advantage, however, is that it doesn't assume anything about the system it's on, so is more likely to actually work. :)
Download the full source (tar.gz)
Download the full source (zip)
WARNING: DO READ COMPILE_INSTRUCTIONS! If you fail to read these, you will probably just end up typing "make" and get the most basic version which does not support, for example, the backspace key without further work.