Installation Guide: Linux

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Linux

This page describes how to install or upgrade UVLayout onto a Linux system.

1. Decide where you want to keep UVLayout, usually /usr/local/, then add these lines to ~/.login ...

setenv HEADUS_HOME /usr/local/uvlayout-beta
set path = ( $HEADUS_HOME/bin $path )

2. Open up a new shell window so that the new variable and path are used, and create the install directory ...

mkdir -p $HEADUS_HOME

3. Run the following command to extract the supplied software (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build number of the file):

tar xvfoz uvlayout-rh9-XXXXXX-beta.tgz --directory=$HEADUS_HOME/..

OpenMotif

By default, UVLayout will possibly not work with the version of OpenMotif already installed on your system. If the required OpenMotif shared libs are missing, each user can turn on the supplied ones by adding the following line to their login scripts:

setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $HEADUS_HOME/lib

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  mkdir -p $HEADUS_HOME
-:3.Run the following command to extract the supplied software: (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build number of the file)
+:3. Run the following command to extract the supplied software (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build number of the file):
  tar xvfoz uvlayout-rh9-XXXXXX-beta.tgz --directory=$HEADUS_HOME/..
 == OpenMotif ==
-== Desktop Configuration ==
+By default, UVLayout will possibly not work with the version of OpenMotif already installed on your system. If the required OpenMotif shared libs are missing, each user can turn on the supplied ones by adding the following line to their login scripts:
+ setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $HEADUS_HOME/lib