I don't know how to install it on Ubuntu 16.04 about ramme HOT 12 CLOSED

@artigxs

Try unpacking Ramme into a folder name "Ramme" in your home folder. So if you are 'bob', then the files should be in /home/bob/Ramme.

Next open terminal window. Type in cd Ramme.

Next, type ./Ramme

If you get an error saying the file is not executable, then type the following:

chmod +x Ramme

Try ./Ramme again, and it should open the program!

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@artigxs No worries, wait a couple of minutes and I should have the 32-bit version built.

Edit: I have it built, but don't have time to upload til later. If you want it now, I have forked it and edited the script. Clone my fork under the "32-bit-linux" branch.

Then run:

npm install
npm run build:linux32

File will be under dist/

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Hi @artigxs
I don't have Ubuntu myself, but did you download the compiled Ramme from the "release" tab, or did you download the source itself?

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I did it from the release tab, @terkelg.

Hey, @seanr707. I tried this but i'm still getting an error bash: ./Ramme: can not execute the binary file: Executable format incorrect 😕

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Thanks for helping out with this @seanr707!

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@artigxs That sounds like that you have the incorrect binary (i.e. It is the Windows or OS X version). Check and make sure the zip file you have is Ramme-linux-2.1.0.zip.

@terkelg You're welcome!

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@seanr707 I downloaded Linux version, but now I try downloading and installing the 2.1.0 release and I still getting same error.

I don't know what to do 😭

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@artigxs Hmm, well then my next guess is that you are running a 32 bit version of Ubuntu? I'm looking at the source code and it looks like the Linux package is build for 64 bit OS's.

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Oh, yeah, i'm running a 32 bit version! Well, I guess I can't do anything more 😞 But thank you, for taking care of this problem, I'm really grateful 😄

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@artigxs Here is a link to a 32-bit Linux build

Build option was added in Pull Request #37

Issue should now be resolved

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Thanks for the support on this one @seanr707. It's a huge help

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Thanks for the big help, @seanr707. I'm already using it and it's really great. It's more confortable than the web, @terkelg. 😄 👍

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