Installing Gerbera¶
We strongly advise using the packages provided by your distribution if available. Please see below for guides on how to install Gerbera on various distributions.
Docker¶
Docker images are provided on Docker Hub, we recommend running a tagged version.
docker pull gerbera/gerbera
Ubuntu/Mint¶
Stephen Czetty maintains a Ubuntu PPA.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stephenczetty/gerbera-updates
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt install gerbera
Gentoo¶
The latest version and live ebuild are in the main portage tree.
emerge -va net-misc/gerbera
Arch¶
Gerbera is available in AUR with both stable or git versions.
FreeBSD¶
Gerbera is available via packages and ports collection.
pkg install gerbera
or
cd /usr/ports/net/gerbera/ && make install clean
CentOS¶
Gerbera 1.2 for Centos x86/64 is available via GitHub: https://github.com/lukesoft76/CENTOS_7.
All necessary rpm files are listed in the provided github project https://github.com/lukesoft76/CENTOS_7 .
Attention! So far, Gerbera is not part of any repository that is maintained in CentOS 7 due to the fact that Gerbera is only available for Fedora 28 which is not the base for CentOS 7!
Debian¶
Gerbera is included in Buster and Sid.
sudo apt install gerbera
Due to the stable nature of Debian, these packages are likely to be some versions behind the current Gerbera release.
Deb-Multimedia.org also provide builds for Buster and Sid.
openSUSE¶
Gerbera is available on software.opensuse.org.
macOS¶
Gerbera is available as the Gerbera Homebrew Tap on macOS.