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-{{:Installation Guide: Menu}} This page describes how to install or upgrade UVLayout onto a Linux system. +{{:Installation Guide: Menu}} {{TOC}} 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 for csh/tcsh shell users ...+:1. Decide where you want to keep UVLayout, usually /usr/local/, but it can be in a normal user writable folder if you don't have root access (e.g. in your home folder). Run the following command to extract the supplied software (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build version of the downloaded file).
- setenv HEADUS_HOME /usr/local/uvlayout-pro+ tar xvfoz uvlayout-XXXXXX.tgz --directory=/usr/local
- set path = ( $HEADUS_HOME/bin $path )+
-... and these lines to ~/.bashrc for bash shell users ...+:2. To launch UVLayout, run this command for the Professional version ...
- export HEADUS_HOME=/usr/local/uvlayout-pro+ /usr/local/uvlayout-pro/uvlayout-run
- export PATH=$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 ...+... or this command for the Demo version ...
- mkdir -p $HEADUS_HOME + /usr/local/uvlayout-demo/uvlayout-run
-:3. Run the following command to extract the supplied software (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build number of the file):+:3. If this is the first time you have installed UVLayout, you will need to activate it by cut'n'pasting your license key into the keys file. Instructions on that are [[Installation_Guide:_Licensing#Running_the_licensing_GUI|here]].
- tar xvfoz uvlayout-pro-XXXXXX-rh9.tgz --directory=$HEADUS_HOME/..+== Known Problems ==
-:4. If this is the first time you have installed UVLayout, you will need to activate it by cut'n'pasting your license key into the keys file. Instructions on that are [[Installation_Guide:_Licensing#Running_the_licensing_GUI|here]].+* '''Plugin mode''' doesn't work? If you are using your own wrapper script to set up the various environment variables, make sure you pass all command line args to the 'uvlayout' binary.
 +* Very poor drawing performance? See the [[User Guide: About UVLayout#OpenGL|OpenGL]] preference.
-== OpenMotif ==+* Errors on UVLayout start-up when opening UID files? This sometimes occurs when the UVLayout installation is distributed to users via a networked file system, and appears to only affect the Fedora-6 32bit build of UVLayout. Use the Fedora-10 64bit build of UVLayout to solve this problem.
-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:+* '''USB Dongle''' not being detected? See additional instructions at [https://www.uvlayout.com/rockey https://www.uvlayout.com/rockey].
- setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $HEADUS_HOME/lib+== Missing Shared Libraries ==
-== Known Problems ==+Current and recent releases of UVLayout are bundled with all the required shared libraries. If however you are trying to install an older release of UVLayout, and encounter errors caused by missing shared libraries, then you can find copies of these libraries on the [http://www.uvlayout.com/openmotif OpenMotif] page.
 + 
 +== Steps For Different Distros ==
-* '''Plugin mode''' doesn't work. If you are using a wrapper script to set up the various environment variables, make sure you pass all command line args to the 'uvlayout' binary.+* [[Installation Guide: Ubuntu|Ubuntu]]
 +* [[Installation Guide: Fedora|Fedora]]

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This page describes how to install or upgrade UVLayout onto a Linux system.
1. Decide where you want to keep UVLayout, usually /usr/local/, but it can be in a normal user writable folder if you don't have root access (e.g. in your home folder). Run the following command to extract the supplied software (Note: replace XXXXXX below with the build version of the downloaded file). 
 tar xvfoz uvlayout-XXXXXX.tgz --directory=/usr/local
2. To launch UVLayout, run this command for the Professional version ... 
 /usr/local/uvlayout-pro/uvlayout-run

... or this command for the Demo version ... 

 /usr/local/uvlayout-demo/uvlayout-run
3. If this is the first time you have installed UVLayout, you will need to activate it by cut'n'pasting your license key into the keys file. Instructions on that are here.

Known Problems

  • Plugin mode doesn't work? If you are using your own wrapper script to set up the various environment variables, make sure you pass all command line args to the 'uvlayout' binary.
  • Very poor drawing performance? See the OpenGL preference.
  • Errors on UVLayout start-up when opening UID files? This sometimes occurs when the UVLayout installation is distributed to users via a networked file system, and appears to only affect the Fedora-6 32bit build of UVLayout. Use the Fedora-10 64bit build of UVLayout to solve this problem.

Missing Shared Libraries

Current and recent releases of UVLayout are bundled with all the required shared libraries. If however you are trying to install an older release of UVLayout, and encounter errors caused by missing shared libraries, then you can find copies of these libraries on the OpenMotif page.

Steps For Different Distros

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