Installing on Linux
Download the archive which matches your Linux version
and expand it on your computer, in the root folder.
You need to have GTK+2.0 installed on your machine to launch
Ellié Computing Merge. The default installation includes
the version of libstdc++6 (compiled with G++ 4), libiconv
1.9.1 and libuuid that Ellié Computing Merge needs to
work.
If you install on a 64 bits systems, please read the
README.txt file. Basically you need to install ia32 (Intel
Architecture 32 bits) related files, as ECMerge is delivered as
a 32 bits executable.
If you want to upgrade libraries, please follow the
instructions in README.txt file that you will find in the
installation directory (/opt/elliecomputing/ecmerge).
Ellié Computing Merge uses xsltproc by default to generate
HTML reports and comparison statistics. Nevertheless, you can
use any other XSLT processor.
- If you want ECMerge to be available to all users and have
super user rights:
Using the following command will install the soft:
tar -Pxvjf
ecmerge.linux.XXX.x86.tbz
You can then run ECMerge from anywhere as "ecmerge"
or "/opt/elliecomputing/ecmerge/guimerge"
- If you do not have super user rights, desktop menus and
icons for ECM files will not be available, ECMerge will be
fully functional however:
Use the following command to install:
tar -xvjf
ecmerge.linux.XXX.x86.tbz
You can then run ECMerge as
"~/opt/elliecomputing/ecmerge/guimerge"
The evaluation of Ellié Computing Merge requires
a Serial Number to run permanently. You can evaluate it for
free without a serial number. More
infos.
See also
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