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Subject: Sokker and Ubuntu
I have no problem using SuSE (V7,9 'n 10) and Firefox.
Once I had problem using Windows and IE and it was solved cleaning the cache.
Once I had problem using Windows and IE and it was solved cleaning the cache.
im guessing issues will arise with java as theres loads of different versions, and im not sure which is best...
its a standalone java program, so doesnt need installation etc, so i cant see how it would fail to run
its a standalone java program, so doesnt need installation etc, so i cant see how it would fail to run
YES, i can use sokkerviewer.
firstly in installed wine.
then i needed to install (in wine) java, it was the latest win distribution "jre-7u5-windows-i586.exe".
then i copied the whole directory of sokkerviewer (from my win partition) in home/.wine/program files
and i need to run the viewer from that directory (no shortcut on the desktop will work).
hope it helps
ktr
firstly in installed wine.
then i needed to install (in wine) java, it was the latest win distribution "jre-7u5-windows-i586.exe".
then i copied the whole directory of sokkerviewer (from my win partition) in home/.wine/program files
and i need to run the viewer from that directory (no shortcut on the desktop will work).
hope it helps
ktr
There is SV for UNIX systems and for Mac, no need to run SV via wine (It's like using digging machine to gather some sand to small bucket).
@thienmenh113
Install JRE (I suggest the Sun's version not openjdk although either will work) and You will be able to run SV.
The simplest way will probably look something like this:
1. Open console window (ALT+F2, write gnome-terminal, terminal, console or xterm and click run or press enter key on your keyboard)
2. Run command (write it in console and press enter):
sudo apt-get update
You will be asked for password, so enter your password (there will be no characters appearing but don't worry about that), press enter and the command will start
3. Then run command:
sudo apt-get- install openjdk-7-jre (or openjdk-6-jre)
4. Download SV for linux (one fo those):
http://www.rymek.user.icpnet.pl/download/0.13.3/linux/sokker.zip
http://www.rymek.user.icpnet.pl/download/0.13.3/linux-x86_64/sokker.zip (64-bit version)
5. Create directory for SV, copy sokker.zip there and unzip it with command:
unzip sokker.zip (amazing, isn't it? if You will get an output like "bash: command not known" or something like that execute sudo apt-get install unzip)
6. Enter directory with launcher.jar via console (execute command cd, for example cd some_dir/some_dir_inside/sokkerviewer)
7. Launch SV with command:
java -jar launcher.jar
This is only for the first run. You will need to create an shortcut on desktop or in unity launcher. I do not describe how to do it, You will find it by googling.
And please check also this tutorial: http://freshtutorial.com/basic-ubuntu-command-tutorial-for-beginners/
@thienmenh113
Install JRE (I suggest the Sun's version not openjdk although either will work) and You will be able to run SV.
The simplest way will probably look something like this:
1. Open console window (ALT+F2, write gnome-terminal, terminal, console or xterm and click run or press enter key on your keyboard)
2. Run command (write it in console and press enter):
sudo apt-get update
You will be asked for password, so enter your password (there will be no characters appearing but don't worry about that), press enter and the command will start
3. Then run command:
sudo apt-get- install openjdk-7-jre (or openjdk-6-jre)
4. Download SV for linux (one fo those):
http://www.rymek.user.icpnet.pl/download/0.13.3/linux/sokker.zip
http://www.rymek.user.icpnet.pl/download/0.13.3/linux-x86_64/sokker.zip (64-bit version)
5. Create directory for SV, copy sokker.zip there and unzip it with command:
unzip sokker.zip (amazing, isn't it? if You will get an output like "bash: command not known" or something like that execute sudo apt-get install unzip)
6. Enter directory with launcher.jar via console (execute command cd, for example cd some_dir/some_dir_inside/sokkerviewer)
7. Launch SV with command:
java -jar launcher.jar
This is only for the first run. You will need to create an shortcut on desktop or in unity launcher. I do not describe how to do it, You will find it by googling.
And please check also this tutorial: http://freshtutorial.com/basic-ubuntu-command-tutorial-for-beginners/