view/get.html.haml in inqlude-0.7.0 vs view/get.html.haml in inqlude-0.7.1

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@@ -9,11 +9,20 @@ %p You can also use the command line client. This client makes it easy to get the libraries you need with just a few commands, without having to know URLs, or how libraries are packages. %p - First you need to get the command line client. It's available as a Ruby - gem, so when you have rubygems installed you can simply do a + First you need to get the command line client. + It's a Qt 5 application. If your distribution doesn't have a package for + inqlude-client, you can download its sources from + = link_to( "download.kde.org", "http://download.kde.org/devel/helpers/") + or using + .code + git clone git://anongit.kde.org/inqlude-client +%p + There is a second command line client, written in Ruby. It can also + download libraries, but it is mostly aimed at maintaining the inqlude data. + It's available as a Ruby gem, so when you have rubygems installed you can simply do a .code sudo gem install inqlude (For instructions how to get rubygems, see = link_to( "rubygems.org", "http://rubygems.org" ) + ")." %p