Download Kexi

Table of Contents    1. Linux and BSD releases    2. Mac OS X releases    3. Windows releases    4. Kexi Extensions       4.1. 3rd-party scripts for Kexi       4.2. 3rd-party database templates and examples for Kexi    5. Development versions of Kexi       5.1. Development version of Kexi from SVN server       5.2. Development version of Kexi from KOffice snapshot tarball    6. Older versions

The newest stable version is: 1.1.3
The newest unstable version is: 2.3 alpha

1. Linux and BSD releases

Either:

• Download the source; or
• Download a package for your distribution

2. Mac OS X releases

• Available as a Fink package

3. Windows releases

4. Kexi Extensions ^ toc

4.1. 3rd-party scripts for Kexi

These scripts add new features to Kexi. (link) ^ toc

4.2. 3rd-party database templates and examples for Kexi

You can use these files to learn how to use Kexi. (link)

5. Development versions of Kexi

There are two main methods for getting (almost newest) source code: either

• using Subversion (SVN), or
• downloading koffice snapshot tarball.

5.1. Development version of Kexi from SVN server

See Compiling Kexi from Subversion

5.2. Development version of Kexi from KOffice snapshot tarball

Read Compiling Kexi from Subversion document. The disadvantage of this method is that you're downloading entire koffice source code (about 15MB), but you only need Kexi sources. Kexi does not yet have a tarball snapshot available. However, in snapshots/ directory (mirrors) there is:

• koffice-svn.tar.bz2 file containing from complete KOffice source tree from the previous night
• .tar.xdelta patches made with xdelta program against previous koffice-??????.tar file - use it if you want to decrease download time.

Note that in the tarballs you will not find external source code like the MS Access (MDB) plugin. To get these, you will need to use Subversion.

6. Older versions

Take a look at even older versions.