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Download and Installation[GNU/Linux] [Source] [FTP]GNU/Linux binary distributionBinary packages of the last version can be downloaded as:
Linux 64-bit version (GNU/Linux x86_64) The self-installation packages are intended for any recent GNU/Linux distribution. Please, use command uname -om to determine version of your operating system. Binary packages can be easy installed by running the command via a terminal: $ sh ./munipack-version.Linux.your_platform.bin You can specify a installation path from the wizard. It is reccomended to use /opt (or ~/opt/, /tmp/opt etc.) for the path. After successfull installation, all runable Munipack's binaries are placed to bin/ subdirectory of the specified directory, for example to /opt/munipack/bin. It's recommended to add the directory to your search path. Bash users may do it including of the following line to ~/.bashrc: export PATH=$PATH:/opt/munipack/bin Csh users would add to their ~/.csh files: set path = ( $path /opt/munipack/bin ) All Munipack's routines can be used imediatelly after succesfull installation. A graphical intefrace will be started by the command: bash$ xmunipack Source DistributionSources of the last version can be downloaded as: The source distribution is probably the most ideal way to install of Munipack. Unfortunatelly, it is also the most complicated way. The installation and compilation is detaily described on the wiki page. Distribution siteAny package(s) can be downloaded directly from Munipack's distribution site: ftp://integral.physics.muni.cz/pub/munipack/The site contains source and binary packages of the latest stable version and subdirectories with milestones (usually obsolete) in source and binary formats. The usage is described at documentation page. |
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