Copy and paste the following commands into a terminal to enable the dohickey repository:

sudo bash -c "echo deb http://ubuntu.parsed.net gutsy/dohickey main > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/dohickey.list"
gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys 5E802C30
gpg --export 5E802C30 | sudo apt-key add -
      

Now update and install via apt-get:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install dohickey
      

Dohickey Client 0.7 Beta
	Ubuntu / Debian Installer
	Source tar archive

Requirements

• For Ubuntu (Gnome): none
• For Kubuntu (KDE): python-gtk2, gtkhtml2, python-gtkhtml2
• All Other Distributions: Linux, HAL, Gtk, (lib)gtkhtml2, python-gtk2, python-gtkhtml2, python-dbus, python, dmidecode (not available on SuSE)

All feedback should be returned to the dohickey client mailing list or the feedback wiki page. If you encountered any errors, any terminal output should be recorded and supplied as feedback. If you have any devices that didn't get detected, please include detailed descriptions of the item (what is it, what interface does it use, and any other information you think would be useful).

We would also appreciate information on your overall experience with the program. Was it easy to use? Did you understand everything in the GUI? Is it's purpose clear to you? Was it wasy to figure out what you were supposed to do with it? And any other questions along those lines that you would like to include.

If there's any other information you want to include because you think it's important, we would be glad to hear it.

Thank You,

The Dohickey Project Team

You may view the CVS web interface. This facility is known to be erratic, and we have no control over it.

If you want to use CVS source code, these are the commands (assuming you have CVS installed):

export CVSROOT=:pserver:anonymous@dohickey.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/dohickey
cvs login
cvs checkout dohickey_client