Download BibleTime
This is a short list of available download locations. Please see below for detailed download and installation instructions.
Sourcecode can be downloaded from SourceForge.
Windows releases can be downloaded from SourceForge.
Ubuntu packages are available in the repository and here. Updated packages for Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron) and 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) are offered here.
Debian packages are available in the repository and here.
Gentoo packages are in Portage. Just call "emerge bibletime".
OpenSuse packages can be downloaded from PackMan, here.
A FreeBSD application port of BibleTime can be found at www.freebsd.org.
PC-BSD packages are available here.
Installation of BibleTime
This section explains how to install BibleTime on your system. Basically there are two ways to install it: Either by using prebuilt binary packages or by compiling from source code. Installing BibleTime using prebuilt packages is the easiest way.
Prebuilt binary packages
With the help of great volunteers, we try to provide packages for many popular Linux/Unix distributions. Before installing BibleTime, however, you need to find and install packages for CLucene >= 0.9.16a and Sword.
First download the binary package for your distribution listed above, and install it. More information can also be found on the BibleTime development wiki.
If there are no packages for your version of Linux you have to install from source code. Please see below how to do that.
Installation from source code
Installation using BibleTime's source code is more difficult than using binary packages. Please follow the steps detailed on the BibleTime development wiki.
Install works
You need Sword modules to work with BibleTime. Since version 1.4 BibleTime offers a userfriendly dialog (the Bookshelf Manager) to install/update/remove works. We strongly recommend this way to install works on your computer.
Instructions for manual installation is available on www.crosswire.org/sword/modules.
Available types of works
Here is a list of available types of works and where to get more information:







