Here you can get your own free copy of PyRoom. There are different ways to install PyRoom on your system, in different versions.
PyRoom doesn't need much to operate. All you need is a fairly recent version of Python (2.4 and 2.5 have been tested) and GTK bindings for python.
Grab the latest release of PyRoom in a tarball, for system wide installation via setuptools or direct usage from your unpacked archive.
PyRoom 0.3.1.1 'into the universe' releasePyRoom is available in Fedora 8 and above. Installing is easy:
yum install pyroom
It's available from our Official PPA (Personal Package Archive).
If you want to install PyRoom using this repository, just add these 2 repositories to your repository list (using Synaptic, or Adept, or by hand, editing your /etc/apt/sources.list file).
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pyroom-dev/ubuntu hardy main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/pyroom-dev/ubuntu hardy main
Then you can reload your package list and you're ready to install the pyroom package. If you're a bit afraid of GUIs, you may just type:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install pyroom
At all times, we try to keep our development version of pyroom in an useable state. Breakage in development takes place in other branches, so it's fairly safe to use our current development version. You can check out our immediately useable source code via bazaar from launchpad typing:
bzr branch lp:pyroom
... and you can run your fresh new development copy of PyRoom from there or install it via setuptools.