Keep track of your favourite TV series! With this simple program, you can create a sqlite db and add the last episode/season you watched. You can do this for every series you want! You'll never forget which was the last episode. This program uses Qt and sqlite libraries It's available on Linux (Debian distros), Windows and Mac OS X. You can download source code and build it by yourself or you can simply download the pre-built binary for your OS.

• Add new TV Series to a sqlite database;
• Keep track about last season and episode watched, with a "finish" flag used at users leisure;
• Rename series, reorder them or remove them;
• Automatic checking for new updates.

• Assign hyperlinks to the series and open them with the preferred browser;
• Assign icon images to the series;
• Implement cloud service to share the db with other devices.

To install this program make sure you've installed the following libraries:

• qt5-default;
• qtcreator (optional);
• libsqlite3-dev.

First of all, download the latest release, then extract the source code in one folder. Open a terminal in that folder and execute:

$ qmake -config release
$ make

Double click the ELF file, named series, and the program will start!

If you want to create a .desktop file you can use series_.png image (128x128) as file icon.

You can download and install the binary package from the PPA repository mani-ddev/series. Open a terminal and execute:

$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mani-ddev/series
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install series

To build this program make sure you installed all the Qt libraries; if you're running an OS X version lower than 10.5 (Leopard), you'll need to install also sqlite3 libraries.
Also be sure to export the qmake path in this way:

$ PATH=/users/<your_user>/Qt/<qt_version>/bin:$PATH
$ export PATH

First of all, download the latest release, then extract the source code in one folder. Open a terminal in that folder and execute:

$ qmake -config release
$ make

If you want to run it on another MAC (a MAC without Qt libraries), you have to execute this:

$ macdeployqt ./series.app

Double click the APP file, named series, and the program will start!

First, download Qt Creator. Then, once you downloaded the latest release, open the series.pro file with your favourite text editor to remove some lines:

File: series.pro
[...]
QT       += core gui

greaterThan(QT_MAJOR_VERSION, 4): QT += widgets

TARGET = series
VERSION = 1.2
TEMPLATE = app
CONFIG += warn_on

#DESTDIR = bin
#MOC_DIR = build/moc
#RCC_DIR = build/rcc
#UI_DIR = build/ui
#OBJECTS_DIR = build/o
[...]

You just have to put the # character at the beginning of the last four lines that have it in the above example. Then, open the project with Qt Creator, select Build -> Release and build it. To make it works (in your PC, which has Qt libraries installed) you need the following .dll files in the .exe file folder:

libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll
libstdc++-6.dll
libwinpthread-1.dll
Qt5Core.dll
Qt5Gui.dll
Qt5widgets.dll
Qt5Network.dll

If you want to run it on another PC (a PC without Qt libraries), you have to make a folder like this:

-Series/
-   platforms/
-      	qwindows.dll
-   icudt54.dll
-   icuin54.dll
-   icuuc54.dll
-   libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll
-   libstdc++-6.dll
-   libwinpthread-1.dll
-   Qt5Core.dll
-   Qt5Gui.dll
-   Qt5widgets.dll
-   Qt5Network.dll
-   series.exe

Now, double click the EXE file, named series, and the program will start!