Documentation
users_guide [ps]
users_guide [pdf]
users_guide [lyx]

Mailing lists
jmp-devel
jmp-user

Download
Source
Current version: 0.51.1
jmp.tar.gz

Other versions jmp-0.51.1.tar.gz
jmp-0.50.2.tar.gz
jmp/0.18, gtk/1.2 
jmp-0.18.tar.gz

Binaries
jmp.deb [0.48, i386]
jmp.deb [0.42, amd64]
jmp.deb [0.48, ppc]
jmp.dll [0.50.1]
gtk+/2.2.0 Win32

Old versions

Contacts
Robert Olofsson
robo@khelekore.org

Gentoo
Try to "emerge jmp" and you should get a working jmp.

FreeBSD
Ive heard that jmp has been commited to the ports collections, so start by looking there (ok, that is compile from source, but a nicer way to do it).

NetBSD
I've heard rumours about jmp being considered for inclusion in pkgsrc, but I do not think it has made it there yet. If you find it (or put it) there, please tell.

Windows
Ok, here is a jmp.dll of jmp[0.50.1]. This one is compiled with support for the GTK+ GUI. You will need a GTK runtime to run this.

Put the GTK lib directory and the jmp.dll directory into the PATH statement and run. Depending on your kind of windows you may have to put the dll files into WINNT, WINDOWS or some other place, it can be tricky. If you know of the correct way to do the equivalent of LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/some/place/with/gtk/libs under windows, tell me.

For speed you really should "set PANGO_WIN32_NO_UNISCRIBE=1". This makes a huge difference and you dont need it (unless you are working on the arabic locale for jmp and I havent heard of such an effort yet).