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This SDK (Early Access) supports application development for Novell Linux Desktop (both Service Pack 2 and 3). To build the Novell Linux Desktop product, it provides you, as a developer, ISV, or IHV, all the tools you need to port applications to all of the platforms supported by Novell Linux Desktop. The SDK also contains IDEs, debuggers, code editors, and other related tools. It supports most major programming languages (including C, C++, Java, and most scripting languages). For your convenience, the SDK includes multiple YAST and Perl packages that are not included in Novell Linux Desktop. As this is a first release of the Novell Linux Desktop SDK, we anticipate making changes based on the feedback we receive. If you have ideas on what we can improve, please contact us with your ideas. As this is a first release of the Novell Linux Desktop SDK, we anticipate making changes based on the feedback we receive. If you have ideas on what we can improve, please SDK feedback contact us with your ideas. |
Novell Linux Desktop SDK requires Novell Linux Desktop. Learn more about Novell Linux Desktop including how to get your evaluation copy today.
For a detailed list of changes, please see the Novell Linux Desktop 9-SDK-ChangeLog file on the installation medium. Please note: This SDK (Early Access) supports both Service Pack 2 and 3 of Novell Linux Desktop 9.
We recommend viewing the SDK Readme, which contain general information as well as lists of known issues.
If you plan to develop for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (SLES 9), Novell strongly recommends to use the SLES 9 SDK. If you plan to develop for Novell Linux Desktop 9 (NLD 9), we recommend that you use the NLD 9 SDK. Both SDKs offer the same development tools and you should, whenever possible, build your application on the platform you're targeting, using the appropriate SDK.
To get both SDKs, go to
Use update.novell.com to download and install the Novell Linux Desktop SDK components. Note: as part of your Novell Linux Desktop installation, your system should have been activated against the ZENworks Linux Management servers at udpate.novell.com. In case you do not have an activation code, you can obtain an evaluation copy today.
Using the rug command line client. As root, execute the following command:
rug sub nld9
(this will make sure that you subscribed to the Novell Linux Desktop channel on update.novell.com).
rug sub nld9-sdk
(this will subscribe you to the Novell Linux Desktop SDK channel on update.novell.com).
rug search 'package'
will then allow you to lookup packages you would like to install from our SDK.
rug install 'package'
will install the package from update.novell.com.
Using the red-carpet GUI client:
The following images are available for SUSE LINUX platforms:
x86 (i386) platform
| NLD-9-SDK-SP-2-i386-RC3-CD1.iso | MD5: 9ad6f5698fddebf04ec9f8c4022b0ae0 |
| NLD-9-SDK-SP-2-i386-RC3-CD2.iso | MD5: 42dce5e3b712e6a618e82d07f4133dab |
| NLD-9-SDK-SP-2-i386-RC3-CD3.iso | MD5: 12996d8d52c15a1e026668b20c3f28c3 |
| Intel Compiler |
AMD64â¢/Intel® EM64T (x86-64) platform
| NLD-9-SDK-SP-2-x86-64-RC3-CD1.iso | MD5: f9cb73acfbef920b34c474fe5d3c6e81 |
| NLD-9-SDK-SP-2-x86-64-RC3-CD2.iso | MD5: 7dd79c76a55eac020515fc81abe1f277 |
| Intel Compiler |
Anjuta
DDD
Eclipse
Eric
KDE sdk (kdesdk)
KDevelop3
Mono
Source Navigator
XEMacs
YaST packages are included in the Novell Linux Desktop SDK channel.
Dia
GIMP
ImageMagick
Lynx
Quanta
WML
CUPS DDK
DejaGnu
OProfile (kernel feature is active in SLES)
PyQt
Subversion
Valgrind (x86 only)
xine
xslide
Novell Linux Desktop 9 source [FTP].
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