Interrogator Installation on
Unix/X11 Machines
System Requirements
Linux: requires Linux 2.4 kernel or later, with libc 6 (glibc 2), specifically libstdc++.so.5.
Linux 2.4 has been extensively tested; 2.6 has also but not as deeply.
Earlier versions are possible if you can get your symlinks to libraries set just right.
Application uses about 5MB of disk space as of this writing.
Solaris: requires Solaris 8 or Solaris 9.
Solaris 8 has been extensively tested; 9 has not.
Sparc and x86 are both supported, although sparc is better supported.
Application uses about 6MB of disk space as of this writing.
Installation
1) download the file (here). It should look something like this (with
different numbers):
denise> cd
denise> ls -l
-rw-rw-rw- denise 2012524 Aug 30 14:33 tint.zip
2) unzip to produce tint program
denise> unzip tint
Archive: tint.zip
inflating: tint
denise> ls -l
-rw-rw-rw- denise 2012524 Aug 30 14:33 tint.zip
-rwxrwxrwx denise 4179629 Aug 31 14:44 tint
3) run the program
denise> ./tint
If you don't have unzip
If you don't have unzip, try gunzip instead:
denise> gunzip tint
denise> chmod +x tint
denise> ls -l
-rw-rw-rw- denise 2012524 Aug 30 14:33 tint.zip
-rwxrwxrwx denise 4179629 Aug 31 14:44 tint
Permanent Installation
You can put tint anywhere you want that is on your $PATH.
For your own personal use, ~/bin is a good choice. If you have the
root password, you can move tint into /usr/local/bin
for everybody on the system to use.
Uninstalling
There are only two things to remove: the tint program itself (wherever
you put it), and the directory .tint in your home directory. That
directory is created the first time you run the program.
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