Downloads
Using the package manager that came with your distribution is the easiest way to install Epiphany. A few sample package installation commands that can be typed in a terminal window:
Debian: su && apt-get install epiphany-browser
Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install epiphany-browser
Fedora: yum install epiphany
Mandriva: urpmi epiphany
SUSE: yast -i epiphany
Gentoo: emerge epiphany
Foresight: sudo conary update epiphany
Arch Linux: pacman -S epiphany
Frugalware: pacman -S epiphany
OpenBSD: pkg_add epiphany
Most distributions also have a graphical software installation tool.
Binaries
Epiphany binary downloads do not include dependencies, so please follow the above instruction corresponding to your distribution to install Epiphany, instead of downloading a binary.
- FreeBSD:
- OpenBSD:
- Mandriva (formerly Mandrake)
Mandriva Linux 2008.0 contains the version 2.20 of Epiphany. For the latest release please refer to: Mandriva development.
- Red Hat
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 RPMs (by spark)
- OpenSUSE
- OpenSUSE 10.3 contains version 2.20 of Epiphany.
Building from source code
- Stable:
Source: Epiphany 2.22.0
Dependencies: GTK+ >= 2.12, glib 2.16, Mozilla Firefox 2.0 / XULRunner 1.8 with gtk2 support.
- Unstable:
- (not available at this moment)
- Previous Stable Series:
Source: Epiphany 2.20.3
Dependencies: GTK+ >= 2.12, glib 2.14, Mozilla Firefox 1.5.x with gtk2 support. Mozilla Firefox 2.0 is recommended.
Mozilla source (apply Mozilla patches for optimal functioning):
Firefox: Firefox 2.0.0.12 source
XULRunner: XULRunner 1.8.0.4 source
Compile command: ./configure && make && make install
Epiphany-extensions
- Stable:
Source: Epiphany-extensions 2.22
- Unstable:
- (not available at this moment)
Suggested way to compile Mozilla
./configure --prefix=YOUR_GNOME_PREFIX --enable-default-toolkit=gtk2 --disable-mailnews --disable-ldap --disable-debug --disable-tests --enable-optimize --enable-crypto --enable-xft --with-system-zlib make make install
