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Install your Linux distribution using the individual install instructions for that distribution. There are links on the [[:Category:Operating System|Operating System]] page. | Install your Linux distribution using the individual install instructions for that distribution. There are links on the [[:Category:Operating System|Operating System]] page. | ||
If you are using a Custom Linux Distribution, MythTV will already be installed and you can proceed directly to configuring it. However you should first check if the distribution has installed the latest Release. If not you should update it before proceeding further. | If you are using a Custom Linux Distribution, MythTV will already be installed and you can proceed directly to configuring it. However you should first check if the distribution has installed the latest Release. If not you should update it before proceeding further. | ||
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If you are not using a Custom Linux Distribution, you may be able to install MythTV using the distribution's package manager. This may install an out of date version, depending on the timing of version releases. In most cases there is an external package repository that you can access to get the latest MythTV Release. | If you are not using a Custom Linux Distribution, you may be able to install MythTV using the distribution's package manager. This may install an out of date version, depending on the timing of version releases. In most cases there is an external package repository that you can access to get the latest MythTV Release. | ||
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If there is no appropriate package you will have to build from source. | If there is no appropriate package you will have to build from source. | ||
Revision as of 20:53, 18 November 2021
Note: If you are installing remote frontends, they must use the same major version of MythTV as the backend. For example backend version 29.0 can support frontend version 29.0, 29.1, 29.2 but not 30.0.
MythTV Customized Distributions
Install your Linux distribution using the individual install instructions for that distribution. There are links on the Operating System page.
If you are using a Custom Linux Distribution, MythTV will already be installed and you can proceed directly to configuring it. However you should first check if the distribution has installed the latest Release. If not you should update it before proceeding further.
Packages
If you are not using a Custom Linux Distribution, you may be able to install MythTV using the distribution's package manager. This may install an out of date version, depending on the timing of version releases. In most cases there is an external package repository that you can access to get the latest MythTV Release.
Build from Source
If there is no appropriate package you will have to build from source.
Select the appropriate guide from the menu below.