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% README.deb 2026-03-18
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% Tested on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
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% vim: set ts=4 sw=4 et :
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The "debian" directory is included to enable creating a local Debian dpkg ".deb" file.
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(The official Debian package is at https://salsa.debian.org/debian/zint)
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Prerequisites are being on a Debian-based Linux system and the usual stuff for building zint (see "README.linux").
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To create a local package, first clone the latest source:
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git clone https://git.code.sf.net/p/zint/code zint
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Then create an archive:
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cd zint
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git archive -o /tmp/zint.tar.gz HEAD
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cd ..
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Create a new directory (it doesn't matter where):
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mkdir zint-deb
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Then untar the source archive into a sub-directory of the new directory:
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cd zint-deb
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mkdir zint-2.16.0.9-src
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cd zint-2.16.0.9-src
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tar xf /tmp/zint.tar.gz
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cd ..
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tar cvzf zint_2.16.0.9.orig.tar.gz zint-2.16.0.9-src
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Note the very specific naming of the tarball and the use of an underscore: "zint_<ver>.orig.tar.gz".
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Then run dpkg-buildpackage in the source sub-directory:
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cd zint-2.16.0.9-src
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dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc
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cd ..
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If this works, there should be four ".deb" files (amongst other stuff) in the zint-deb directory, namely:
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libzint2.16_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
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libzint-dev_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
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zint_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
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zint-qt_2.16.0.9-1_<arch>.deb
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where "<arch>" is e.g. "amd64" on an Intel system.
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The ".deb" files can then be installed on "<arch>" systems, starting with the "libzint" ones first, e.g.
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sudo dpkg -i libzint2.16_2.16.0.9-1_amd64.deb
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You may be prompted by dpkg to add other packages first.
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Note that the GS1 Syntax Engine is not yet supported by the included "debian" directory (nor by the official
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Debian package for that matter), which is an issue.
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