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Binaries

Windows installers:

syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.win32.exe (GPG signature) (checksum)
syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.win64.exe (GPG signature) (checksum)
Download and run the executable installer.
Prerequisites: None, other than Java 1.5+.

Linux installers:

syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.linux32.jar (GPG signature) (checksum)
syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.linux64.jar (GPG signature) (checksum)
Download and run the executable installer (e.g. java -jar syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.linuxXX.jar).
Prerequisites: None other than Java 1.5+

OSX installers:

syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.osx32.jar (GPG signature) (checksum)
syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.osx64.jar (GPG signature) (checksum)
Download and run the executable installer (e.g. java -jar syndie-installer-1.105b.bin.osxXX.jar).
Prerequisites: None other than Java 1.5+

CLI

syndie-cli-1.105b.bin.tar.bz2 (GPG signature) (checksum)
Download, extract, and and run (e.g. java -jar bin/syndie-cli.jar).
Prerequisites: None other than Java 1.5+

Debian package

Packages are available via the Internet at the I2P PPA and within I2P from KillYourTV's Debian Repository.

The GPG public key used to sign the distributed files is 0xDF0A0A1A (fingerprint 97C6 EEFB 60D3 8EA4 C1BE 33FF ABE0 C319 DF0A 0A1A).

Development source:

Tarball: syndie-1.105b.src.tar.bz2 (GPG signature) (checksum)
You will need to provide swt.jar for your platform and i2p.jar to build Syndie. We provide hsqldb.jar in the Syndie source. Be sure to read the file INSTALL for instructions.
Prerequisites: ant 1.7.0+, jdk1.6+/ SWT 3.4+
A public monotone repository of the syndie code is available on the netsync server mtn.i2p2.de in the i2p.syndie branch.
Not familiar with monotone? See this howto
Developers are granted write permission to that repository, and everyone is granted read permission.

Older releases are archived.

To upgrade or reinstall, simply install Syndie again on top of itself. Upgrading or reinstalling does not affect your content or keys, just the software. To completely wipe any old data, identities, or keys, delete the $HOME/.syndie directory.

To uninstall, if you used the installer and created desktop icons or start menu shortcuts, simply launch the included uninstaller. Otherwise, just remove the directory you installed Syndie into (e.g. $HOME/syndie or C:\Program Files\Syndie).

The Syndie content is stored in $HOME/.syndie or %HOME%\.syndie by default, so you should delete that directory as well if you want to remove the content (and private keys!). To use another location (or to run multiple instances at once), simply pass another root directory on the command line (e.g. java -jar syndie.jar %HOME%\nym1)