| 0.2.8: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.7: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.6: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.5: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.4: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.3: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.2: | tarball | | | GPG signature | | | ChangeLog |
| 0.2.1: | SourceForge download page | | | ChangeLog | ||
| 0.2.0: | SourceForge download page | | | ChangeLog | ||
If you want the absolutely latest code, which may be buggy and incomplete, you can download it from the Git repository. Get a Git client (your Linux distribution probably have one packaged for you) and run the following command:
This will check out a copy of the latest code in the Dino Git repository. To stay up to date you will have to run
from the checked out directory now and then.