How to Install Picard for Android

With the recent availability of dependent packages PyQt4 and libdiscid in Fedora, you can now easily install Picard on your device. This guide will walk you through the installation process for various Linux distributions.

Fedora Installation

To get started with installing Picard on Fedora, make sure you have Packman's repository set up on your system. Search for the 5 RPMs mentioned below to ensure they are installed:

* libdiscid0

* python-mutagen

* python-qt4

* libofa

* ffmpeg

Additionally, ensure that the following RPMs are also installed for full functionality:

* puid support

You can find RPM builds for various SUSE versions and 1-click installations in the OpenSUSE Software directory.

OpenSUSE Installation

For OpenSUSE users, you can install Picard using the RPM package. Simply search for the correct version for your device and follow the installation instructions.

Arch Linux Installation

If you're using Arch Linux, you can easily install Picard from the community repository by running the command:

* sudo pacman -S picard

Gentoo Installation

For Gentoo users, Picard Qt is included in Portage. To install it, simply run:

* emerge -sync

Debian and Ubuntu Installation

Debian and Ubuntu users can install Picard using their package manager. For Debian Lenny, you can download the deb package and install it by running:

* sudo dpkg -i picard_0.12.1-1_b.

For Ubuntu, you can simply install Picard from the universe repository by running:

* sudo apt-get install picard

Other Linux Distributions

Picard is also available for other Linux distributions including Mandriva and SUSE. You can find installation instructions specific to your distribution on the official Picard website or through a search engine.

With these simple steps, you should now have Picard installed on your Android device. Enjoy exploring the features of this powerful music management tool!

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