startup in Linux
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startup in Linux
Ive successfully installed the Dyalog and keyboard .deb files in Linux Mint 13. But I forgot how to start up the program. Ive tried entering ./dyalog in the folder that contains the dyalog binary in /opt, but that brought up the following errors:
OK, now there is no dyalog folder in the /usr directory, so that is obviously a problem. But I had Dyalog up and running fine in Mint 10 a month ago so I cant figure why this would not install correctly now. Any help on this appreciated.
thanks, Brad
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Dyalog APL/S Version 13.1.12983 Unicode
For i86
Created: May 3 2012 at 00:09:30
Copyright (c) Dyalog Limited 1982-2012
Stream 0: Can't access /usr/dyalog/aplkeys/xterm
Stream 0: /usr/dyalog/aplkeys/xterm line : 1 can't open.
OK, now there is no dyalog folder in the /usr directory, so that is obviously a problem. But I had Dyalog up and running fine in Mint 10 a month ago so I cant figure why this would not install correctly now. Any help on this appreciated.
thanks, Brad
- Brad Cantrell
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Re: startup in Linux
You need to call the mapl script that's in the installation directory. This is documented in the UNIX IUG manual which is/should have been copied into your FTP area (I have no access to check that at the moment). If the manual isn't there, can you drop support a note and we'll get a copy to you.
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AndyS|Dyalog - Posts: 257
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Re: startup in Linux
woo hoo, thanks Andy, that does it
- Brad Cantrell
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