Downloading OSQA
Official Release Downloads
The recommended method for acquiring OSQA is to download one of the official releases. These releases are more stable than the code available directly from the SVN trunk.
Latest Release
The latest release of OSQA is Fantasy Island (v0.9.0) Beta 3.
Release Archive
You can browse all available official releases at the release archive.
Developer Downloads
To see the latest OSQA code, or to participate in OSQA development, you’ll want to check out OSQA from our subversion repository at http://svn.osqa.net/svnroot/osqa/trunk
The trunk version of OSQA is not guaranteed to be stable. We make every attempt to ensure a reliable product, but trunk versions are considered “developer” builds. If you are looking to run a production server, we highly recommend using an official release.
Mac
- Download and install Mac OSX Developer Tools (XCode) from here
- Enter the command in the command line console:
Windows
- Download TortoiseSVN (free)
- Select a directory in windows explorer where you want to place your working copy.
- Right click the directory to pop up the context menu and select the commandTortoiseSVN ? Checkout…
- In the text field labeled “URL of Repository” enter “http://svn.osqa.net/svnroot/osqa/trunk” and click the OK button.
Linux
- Install a subversion package that works for you. (for debian or ubuntu enter the command ‘apt-get install subversion’ into the command prompt)
- Enter the command in the command line console:
Browsing the OSQA SVN Repository
The latest SVN changes and history are available for browsing at: http://svn.osqa.net/browse/OSQA/osqa/trunk
How to Use SVN
For a good guide on how to do more with svn visit this site.
Hi, we have released an all-in-one stack for OSQA that includes Apache, PostgreSQL, Django and all the other dependencies that are needed to work out of the box. It is completely free and distributed as native installers, virtual machines and Amazon Machine Images. You can download it from http://bitnami.org/stack/osqa
Would it be possible to list it in the Download section?
That bitnami link is great. Love it!
It would be a lot easier for others to contribute if you kept your code on GitHub.
svn is so yesterday. catch up with the hype and get some nice version control system. like xaav said, switch to git!
thanks you code osqa
I agree with Xaav. It would have been lot easy.
+1 xaav
We are using the product, and may have to improve it.
In that case, it’s going to be a pain to share that with you with SVN as the only tool.
You need more than source control, and github provide a great plateform for that.
Or at least, provide some obvious way to contribute
+1 for github
It is a very good django project, I’ve got a suggestion.
modules(apps) that you have used are not part of reusable modules at least at first glance. it would be more clever to create reusable apps so that developers also contribute apps. let’s say you have badges, then it would be nice that sb could borrow the way you have done badges at your project. thank you.
As a django developer I am interested to see more open source django projects as worthy as yours.
bonne courage
O my god, they are still using subversion… is there an official git mirror?