Before start, install these libraries on your machine, using this sintax:
Debian : dpkg -i --force-conflicts <package>
Slackware : installpkg <package>
Red Hat : rpm -i --force <package>
This library assures compability with previous versions of libc. Just a Debian requirement. |
This library provides fonts for PHP. |
Library for PNG images generation |
Library for JPEG images generation |
Library that provides image generation for PHP |
Library for file compression |
Library that provides XML reading resources |
Library that provides GLADE reading. |
Provides PostgreSQL connection for PHP |
Component for code-edition with highlight |
PHP-4.3.1, pre-compiled with all items above |
PHP-GTK version 1.0 compiled for PHP-4.3.1 |
Now we are going to install PHP and PHP-GTK. Notice that
this PHP is compiled with support to PostgreSQL and MySql Databases. If you want to connect
to another Database, follow to the compilation step, below.
Download the latest version (tulip 0.7), from:
Tulip 0.7
- Unzip the file
# unzip tulip-0.7.zip
- Give rights
# chmod 777 tulip -Rf
# cd tulip
- Run Tulip
# php tulip.php
Now, if everything goes fine, Tulip will be showed on your screen.
there's a good tutorial on how to install Tulip on Debian here from Yannick Warnier.
Linux
Windows
