|  | Links to the various licenses on parts of E. | 
         
          |  | The Communities.com License | 
         
          |  | The MarkM License | 
         
          | Various source trees, tarballs, and such | 
         
          |  | If you wish to obtain an official stable release 
            of E, see below. 
 The E sources and the erights.org website are both maintained 
              in Subversion. If you 
              have a subversion client, you can check out the latest E sources 
              by doing, for example,  
              $ svn co svn://svn.synchrona.org/erights/e/trunk e You can obtain the erights.org website by doing  
              $ svn co svn://svn.synchrona.org/erights/doc doc With the TortoiseSVN client, 
              you can simply click on the svn: links above to check out these 
              source trees. 
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          |  | Download and install SWT for your platform. | 
         
          |  | Download (a somewhat 
              stale version of) javadoc-umentation 
              (7MB) for E and the tamed 
              Java libraries, or view online.  
              You can download the stale, broken, and non-open-source 
                edoc sources here. 
                Some of these files are derived from files in Sun's javadoc implementation, 
                and so are covered by the SCSL license, which isn't open source. 
                All those files should easily be replacable once edoc is modified 
                to use sinjdoc 
                rather than javadoc. | 
         
          |  | Download (a less stale version of) the 
            pages of the erights.org site itself (11MB). | 
         
          |  | keio: 
              Kevin Reid's draft implementation of EIO for E-on-Java.  
              Read Kevin's announcement 
                and more 
                before using. I expect the eventual official EIO implementation 
                for E-on-Java will be based instead on Kevin's implementation 
                of EIO for E-on-CL. Keio depends on Java's NIO, which was introduced as of Java 1.4. | 
         
          | Which version of E 
              do you want?I only maintain links below for a small number of the most recent 
              releases, and for certain important old versions so long as there's 
              a reason why someone might want to use these. If you wish to obtain 
              a version for which there's no link below, please let me (webmaster-at-erights.org) 
              know | 
        
          | --> | E 0.9.3 fixes
            many bugs and is faster. | 
        
          |  | 0.9.2 provides
            a Waterken-compatible version
            of Causeway. | 
        
          |  | 0.9.1 
            is CapTP serialization-incompatible with previous releases, by virtue 
            of giving all serializable Java classes their own serialVersionUID 
            as one is supposed to. | 
         
          |  | 0.9.0 is identical to the last E 
            0.8 except for its self-identified version, and therefore what major 
            version is the default for E 
            code that doesn't declare its version. | 
         
          |  | 0.8.37 is the final 0.8 release 
            of E.. |