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In addition to its requirements, the Sinespace SDK needs the '''mono-complete''' package also installed: '''sudo apt install mono-complete''' | In addition to its requirements, the Sinespace SDK needs the '''mono-complete''' package also installed: '''sudo apt install mono-complete''' | ||
| + | Installation from the command-line is done in three steps: | ||
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| + | * Download the Unity .deb archive, in this example: unity-editor_amd64-2017.2.1f1.deb | ||
| + | * $ '''sudo dpkg -i unity-editor_amd64-2017.2.1f1.deb''' | ||
| + | * If missing dependencies are encountered by '''dpkg''', fix this with: $ '''sudo apt install -f''' | ||
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The Sinespace client is officially only supported on Ubuntu Linux.
Unofficially, other conventional Linux distributions should be able to run the client without additional work. For full media support, you may need to install the libavcodec and libswscale libraries. This task is already taken care of by the install.sh script for Ubuntu users.
The Unity Editor for Linux is currently in beta. It is supported on Ubuntu Linux.
As it is currently in beta, it is not officially supported by Sinespace but still may be useful to developers.
The Unity on Linux Thread contains links to download the editor, release notes and a list of known issues.
The same thread also contains a list of dependencies that may be used to unofficially run the editor on other Linux distributions.
In addition to its requirements, the Sinespace SDK needs the mono-complete package also installed: sudo apt install mono-complete
Installation from the command-line is done in three steps:
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