To-do manager, notepad, RSS reader...
Makagiga is an open-source, easy-to-use, portable application for doing a variety of tasks, such as todo listing, text editing, or RSS reading. Plugins are used to implement its various capabilities.
Makagiga requires Java(tm) SE 8 (JRE).
The following platforms are currently officially supported: Linux, Windows (XP/Vista/7/8/10)
You can try to run Makagiga on the following platforms as well: Mac OS X, Solaris
Possible solutions:
C:\Program Files\Java\jre8\bin\javaw.exe
, /usr/java/jre1.8.0/bin/java
, /usr/lib/jvm/...
)Note: Exit Makagiga before you start the installation.
Just run the installer and overwrite the old Makagiga program files.
makagiga-YOUR_VERSION.zip
file)portable
folder from the old Makagiga versionInstalling older Makagiga version is possible but not recommended. Some features introduced in newer versions are simply not available in older software.
RSS Archive in Makagiga 4.x is incompatible with Makagiga 3.x.
You can find the backup of the OLD archive in RSS Archive Backup (for Makagiga 3.x).zip
file.
sudo dpkg -i makagiga-YOUR_VERSION.deb
to install (requires administrator password)sudo dpkg -r makagiga
to uninstallsu -c "rpm -Uvh makagiga-YOUR_VERSION.rpm"
to install (requires administrator password)su -c "rpm -e makagiga"
to uninstallmakagiga-YOUR_VERSION.zip
file./makagiga.sh
(or "sh ./makagiga.sh"
if your file system does not allow executable (+x) scripts)./install.sh
/usr/local
(default prefix) directory.
To change the installation directory, use the following command: ./install.sh /my_prefix/my_apps
.
YOUR_PREFIX/makagiga/uninstall.sh
, to uninstall
Run makagiga-YOUR_VERSION.exe
to install.
Use Control Panel to uninstall.
makagiga
commandYou can launch Makagiga directly from a writeable and removable storage device (USB flash drive or flash card). To do this simply unzip makagiga-VERSION.zip
file, then launch makagiga-portable.exe / makagiga-portable.bat
(Windows) or ./makagiga-portable.sh
(Linux). All data files will be stored in the same directory where Makagiga was unzipped. If everything is OK, you should notice "[Portable]" text in the main window title.
To start with custom profile, you need to use --profile
command line option,
or the MAKAGIGA_PROFILE
environment variable.
Note that the "Profile Name" is a directory name,
so it cannot contain "/", "\", "." or any other illegal characters.
All profiles are stored in the user's home directory (e.g. ~/.makagiga/profiles
).
Example 1: makagiga --profile "Profile Name"
Example 2: export MAKAGIGA_PROFILE="Profile Name"; makagiga
To change directory with user files, you need to use --user-files
command line option,
or the MAKAGIGA_USER_FILES
environment variable.
The "User Files" directory must already exist.
Example 1: makagiga --user-files "/home/foo/Makagiga"
Example 2: export MAKAGIGA_USER_FILES="/home/foo/Makagiga"; makagiga
Note: You cannot use both --profile
and --user-files
options.
Change the default Java launcher.
Example: JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jre1.8.0
[Linux] Overrides the default locale settings (language translation, date format, etc.).
Example: MAKAGIGA_LANG=pl_PL
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