Here you can get development snapshots. Do not expect them to be useful in a practical way. But you can see how things are going, and if you are a developer, you can play with it, start writing modules, familiarize with the concept or whatever.
You can compile and install them using the usual:
./configure make make installNo warranty that they even compile or are complete.
arts-snapshot-20020503.tgz | 626807 Bytes |
arts-snapshot-20020504.tgz | 626796 Bytes |
arts-snapshot-20020505.tgz | 626804 Bytes |
arts-snapshot-20020506.tgz | 627455 Bytes |
If you already have a snapshot, and have cvs installed, you can usually update it to the latest greatest version via anonymous CVS. Some of the files from the build system, which rarely change, are not from CVS, so it sometimes does not work. To update, go to the directory the snapshot was extracted to, and do:
( cd arts ; cvs login ) # <- only the very first time, no password (return) ( cd arts ; cvs -z3 update ) ( cd admin ; cvs -z3 update ) ( cd libltdl ; cvs -z3 update ) make -f Makefile.cvs