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0launch

0LAUNCH(1)																0LAUNCH(1)

NAME

       0launch -- download and run programs by URL

SYNOPSIS

       0launch [OPTION]... PROGRAM [ARG]...

DESCRIPTION

       0launch	runs  the  given  program.  PROGRAM is either a URL in the form `http://site/program.xml' or a local path name like `/path/to/pro-
       gram.xml'.

       If the program is not already on your computer, 0launch downloads information about which versions are available, and lets you  choose  one
       to download. It will also (automatically) do the same for any libraries the program needs.

       Note that much of the functionality that was originally in 0launch has now moved to 0install(1).

       0launch PROGRAM ARGS

       is roughly equivalent to

       0install run PROGRAM ARGS

       See the 0install(1) man-page for more information.

EXAMPLES

       When  a program is available using 0launch, it will have an associated URL. To run the program, simply invoke 0launch with this as an argu-
       ment:

       0launch http://rox.sourceforge.net/2005/interfaces/Edit

       The first time you do this, details about the program are downloaded and cached, and you will be prompted to confirm the versions  to  use.
       In future, the program will run directly from the cache without confirmation.

       To check for new versions:

       0launch --refresh http://rox.sourceforge.net/2005/interfaces/Edit

       To avoid having to keep typing the full URI, use the 0alias(1) command to create shortcuts to run your programs.

COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS
       0launch takes many of the same options as "0install run". This page just lists the differences:

       -d, --download-only
	      Deprecated. Use "0install download" instead.

       -f, --feed
	      Deprecated. Use "0install add-feed" or "0install remove-feed" instead.

       --get-selections
	      Deprecated. Use "0install select" instead.

       -i, --import
	      Deprecated. Use "0install import" instead.

       -l, --list
	      Deprecated. Use "0install list" instead.

       --select-only
	      Deprecated. Use "0install select" instead.

       --set-selections=FILE
	      Deprecated. Just give FILE as the PROGRAM.

       --show Deprecated. Use "0install select" instead.

DEBUGGING TIPS

       To debug 0launch itself, use the --verbose and --console options. For example:

       $ 0launch -vvc http://myprog

       To trace or debug programs run by 0launch, use the --wrapper option.  For example, to run myprog --help, displaying all calls to open(2):

       $ 0launch --wrapper="strace -e open" http://myprog --help

       If your program is interpreted (e.g. a Python program), and you wish to debug the interpreter running it, you can do it like this:

       $ 0launch --wrapper="gdb --args python" http://myprog --help

FILES

       Configuration files (see freedesktop.org basedir spec):

       ~/.config/0install.net/injector/global
	      Global configuration settings.

       ~/.config/0install.net/injector/trustdb.xml
	      List of trusted keys.

       ~/.config/0install.net/injector/interfaces
	      Per-interface settings, and extra feeds.

       Cached data (can be re-downloaded if lost):

       ~/.cache/0install.net/interfaces
	      Downloaded cached feed files.

       ~/.cache/0install.net/implementations
	      Downloaded cached implementations, indexed by manifest digest.

       See the 0store(1) man page for more information.

LICENSE

       Copyright (C) 2011 Thomas Leonard.

       You may redistribute copies of this program under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License.

BUGS

       Please report bugs to the developer mailing list:

       http://0install.net/support.html

AUTHOR

       Zero Install was created by Thomas Leonard.

SEE ALSO

       0install(1), 0alias(1), 0store(1)

       The Zero Install web-site:

       http://0install.net

Thomas Leonard							       2011								0LAUNCH(1)

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