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Operating System	32 bit	64 bit
Debian Lenny Ubuntu Intrepid and up	filecommander_2.40-release1_lenny_i386.deb	filecommander_2.40-release1_lenny_amd64.deb
Red Hat OpenSUSE 11+ Mandriva 2009	filecommander-2.40-release1_fedora10.i386.rpm	filecommander-2.40-release1_fedora10.x86_64.rpm
Centos 5 RHEL 5 OpenSUSE 10	filecommander-2.40-release1_centos5.i386.rpm	filecommander-2.40-release1_centos5.x86_64.rpm
OpenSolaris 2009.06	filecommander_2.40-release1_opensolaris_i386.pkg.gz
FreeBSD 8	filecommander_2.40-release1_FreeBSD-8.0-RELEASE_i386.tbz

Debian Repository

Users of Debian based Linux systems (including Ubuntu) can stay up to date by adding the File Commander repository to their sources list.

So that package integrity can be verified, download the File Commander public key and add it to your system using either "sudo apt-key add" or Synaptic Package Manager (Settings/Repositories/Authentication/Import Key File).
Add the line
```
deb http://silk.apana.org.au/debian lenny main
```
to your /etc/apt/sources.list either by editing it directly or using something like Synaptic Package Manager (Settings/Repositories/Other Software/Add).

RPM Repository

Users of RPM base Linux systems (including Fedora, Red Hat, OpenSUSE, Mandriva) can stay up to date by adding the File Commander repository to their repository list.

So that package integrity can be verified, download the File Commander public key and add it to your system using "sudo rpm --import fcl.public.key".
Download the File Commander repo file for Fedora 10+ or Centos/RHEL 5 and put it in /etc/yum.repos.d