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toads_tf edited this page May 11, 2016
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Running the mapper on Linux is very simple, but requires a few extra steps past extracting the zip to a location of your choosing.
The first thing you need to do is install wine. You can do this by either typing
sudo apt-get install wine
in terminal, or by running the "wine_install_linux.sh" file. To run this, navigate to the folder where the mapper is located by typing
cd /proper/directory/of/mapper
in the terminal. Then run the wine install file by typing
sh setup.sh
This will essentially do the same thing as installing wine through apt-get. This also has made the "linux_run.sh" file executable, and you can execute the file by just typing "linux_run.sh" (when in that directory) or by double-clicking the file in a graphical view of your files, which is much easier. The program also setup the "linux_run.sh" file by running:
chmod +x linux_run.sh
which you can do if the setup did not work properly, and it doesn't work as an executable.
----running a source map editor in linux coming soon----