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Installing Iris Explorer on Ubuntu

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Posted by oliver on Mar 26th, 2008

Having recently setup my new Linux box with Ubuntu 7.10 I have just installed Iris Explorer successfully (eventually).

In order to ensure Iris Explorer runs properly there’s a few additional libraries that need installing…..

The first step is to request a license key from the NAG’s support section. In order to do this you need to run the supplied key_rqst program. Although, the install of Ubuntu I am using is 64-bit and the key_rqst program is 32-bit - this needs the installation of libc-i386.

In order to actually execute Iris Explorer you also need to install the following libraries:

  • libmotif3
  • libstdc
  • libg2c0
  • libg2cDev

Finally, Iris will run with the above installed but some modules (typically display modules) will not run without the gcc libraries installed either.

One Response

  1. techblog » Blog Archive » NVidia drivers on Ubuntu 7.10 Says:

    […] of my colleagues has already blogged about getting IRIS Explorer running on 64-bit Ubuntu […]

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