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So I was a little | So I was a little naïve in thinking that the LTK install would be easy for everyone since it was easy for me. The problem is: there are a lot of Linux distro options, and they are unique in their ways. So here are some pointers to get your running: | ||
# Note location of your installation of the servers. Edit the batch (sh) files to match the location. | # Note location of your installation of the servers. Edit the batch (sh) files to match the location. | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 25 October 2025
Important LTK Notes
So I was a little naïve in thinking that the LTK install would be easy for everyone since it was easy for me. The problem is: there are a lot of Linux distro options, and they are unique in their ways. So here are some pointers to get your running:
- Note location of your installation of the servers. Edit the batch (sh) files to match the location.
- Ensure that the batch (sh) files have the appropriate "#!" call out (#!/bin/bash) for your system.
- The primary script uses "xfce4-terminal" for the terminal windows. You don't have to install/use this. On my Fedora platform I used Konsole - so the command "xfce4-terminal -x" changed to "konsole -e". I also had to change the format of these commands where:
- xfce4-terminal -x <location> <file> became
- konsole -e <location/file>