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These instructions assume that you have successfully installed WSL or a virtual machine, as described in the [[pre-arrival instructions|Meetings/Nottingham2024/PreArrival]] | These instructions assume that you have successfully installed WSL or a virtual machine, as described in the [[Meetings/Nottingham2024/PreArrival|pre-arrival instructions]]. If for some reason this hasn't been possible, please consult one of the instructors. === Downloading the software: === Open a shell in your linux environment Create a directory into which we will download the ScrumPy source-code: {{{#!highlight bash $ mkdir ScrumPyInstall }}} and make this directory your current working directory: {{{#!highlight bash $ cd ScrumPyInstall }}} Now we can download the source-code archive: {{{#!highlight bash ScrumPyInstall$ wget https://gitlab.com/MarkPoolman/scrumpy/-/archive/master/scrumpy-master.tar.gz }}} and then unpack it: {{{#!highlight bash ScrumPyInstall$ tar zxf scrumpy-master.tar.gz }}} Check that it's worked: {{{#!highlight bash ScrumPyInstall$ ls scrumpy-master.tar.gz mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ tar zxf scrumpy-master.tar.gz mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ ls scrumpy-master scrumpy-master.tar.gz mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ ls scrumpy-master BuildLibs.py debian11.py install_conf.py ScrumPy testing Update.py BuildRel.py debian12.py install.py ScrumPy.e4p Ubuntu20.py CHANGELOG Fedora38.py LICENSE synfromin Ubuntu22.py config.txt INSTALL README }}} === Installing the Software === having downloaded and unpacked the archive, we can now instal the software. Do do this, we must assume root (aka _admin_) privileges {{{#!highlight bash mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ sudo bash mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall# }}} Note the change of prompt from $ to # to remind you of your elevated privileges. All that remains is to cd into the source code archive, and run the installer: {{{#!highlight bash mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall# cd scrumpy-master mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall/scrumpy-master# python3 ./install.py }}} This will generate a lot of output, but once it ends, you should drop root privileges, cd out of the archive directory, and then run ScrumPy: {{{#!highlight bash mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall# CTRL+D mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ cd mark@Ryzen7-1:~/$ ScrumPy3 }}} This should bring up a window similar to the one shown below: === Note: === If you are already familiar with git: {{{#!highlight bash git clone https://gitlab.com/MarkPoolman/scrumpy.git mark@Ryzen7-1:~/$ wget https://gitlab.com/MarkPoolman/scrumpy/-/archive/master/scrumpy-master.tar.gz }}} And run the installation script. |
Installing ScrumPy
Pre-requisite:
These instructions assume that you have successfully installed WSL or a virtual machine, as described in the pre-arrival instructions. If for some reason this hasn't been possible, please consult one of the instructors.
Downloading the software:
Open a shell in your linux environment
Create a directory into which we will download the ScrumPy source-code:
1 $ mkdir ScrumPyInstall
and make this directory your current working directory:
1 $ cd ScrumPyInstall
Now we can download the source-code archive:
1 ScrumPyInstall$ wget https://gitlab.com/MarkPoolman/scrumpy/-/archive/master/scrumpy-master.tar.gz
and then unpack it:
1 ScrumPyInstall$ tar zxf scrumpy-master.tar.gz
Check that it's worked:
1 ScrumPyInstall$ ls
2 scrumpy-master.tar.gz
3 mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ tar zxf scrumpy-master.tar.gz
4 mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ ls
5 scrumpy-master scrumpy-master.tar.gz
6 mark@Ryzen7-1:~/ScrumPyInstall$ ls scrumpy-master
7 BuildLibs.py debian11.py install_conf.py ScrumPy testing Update.py
8 BuildRel.py debian12.py install.py ScrumPy.e4p Ubuntu20.py
9 CHANGELOG Fedora38.py LICENSE synfromin Ubuntu22.py
10 config.txt INSTALL README
Installing the Software
having downloaded and unpacked the archive, we can now instal the software. Do do this, we must assume root (aka _admin_) privileges
Note the change of prompt from $ to # to remind you of your elevated privileges. All that remains is to cd into the source code archive, and run the installer:
This will generate a lot of output, but once it ends, you should drop root privileges, cd out of the archive directory, and then run ScrumPy:
This should bring up a window similar to the one shown below:
Note:
If you are already familiar with git:
And run the installation script.