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Directions #16

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jcasp-web opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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Directions #16

jcasp-web opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 3 comments

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@jcasp-web
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can you make directions how to open the app?

@edent
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edent commented Jan 11, 2024

It is a bit obscure, but this is how I did it.

  1. Install dotNet following https://stackoverflow.com/a/73899341/1127699
  2. Unzip the Linux zip file
  3. On the command line, run sudo ./TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell

Good luck!

@dawez
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dawez commented Mar 31, 2024

Are these instructions still relevant?

As the the TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell is a directory in my case so this confuses me that I could be able to execute it.

I get:

$ sudo ./TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell/
sudo: ./TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell/: command not found

I downloaded the 1.0.4.tar.gz release version. dotnet is correctly installed:

$ dotnet  --version
7.0.117

@ethical-haquer
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Are these instructions still relevant?

As the the TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell is a directory in my case so this confuses me that I could be able to execute it.

I get:

$ sudo ./TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell/
sudo: ./TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell/: command not found

I downloaded the 1.0.4.tar.gz release version. dotnet is correctly installed:

$ dotnet  --version
7.0.117

If TheAirBlow.Thor.Shell is a directory, then maybe you downloaded one of the Source code files from the release.
(you did say it was a .tar.gz)
The executable is in the Linux.zip file located there.

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