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Installing Deluge on Mac OSX
This works on OSX Lion 10.7 with Deluge 1.3.3 and also works on previous versions (Snow Leopard 10.6.x / Deluge 1.3.x)
These instructions assume a clean install of OSX (no XQuartz, Darwine, Winebottler, or MacPorts / Fink installed before starting at step 1).
This methodology is time consuming, but is less error-prone for the uninitiated.
(Go watch a movie. It's gonna take a while for the downloading and compiling... might be hours of compilation and some gigabytes generated)
First download and install pre-requisites:
- Xcode from App Store
- Mac Ports from MacPorts.org. (2.0.3 as of this writing).
Then open a terminal prompt (from Utilities), all the next steps will be done from command line
There are two methods to install deluge, one use X11, the other use Quartz-GTK.
In short, X11 is "classic" linux-interface on OSX, while Quartz-GTK use native OSX interface, which is faster and better looking... but also more error prone. Up to you!
Install deluge with X11
sudo port install boost +python26 deluge
(boost library must be installed with +python26 or macports will complain later when building deluge)
Install deluge with Quartz-GTK
sudo port install boost +python26 gtk2 +no_x11+quartz deluge
or if that doesn't work :
sudo port install boost +python26 pango +no_x11+quartz cairo +no_x11+quartz gtk2 +no_x11+quartz deluge
Start Deluge
- Open terminal, assuming port is in your path (/opt/local/bin)
- Start deluged daemon:
deluged-2.6 &
- Start deluge interface:
deluge-2.6 &
More
More details / help available on forums! in OSX Section and also in this thread which initiated that wiki entry.