[TxMt] Prince install

[Walter Lee Davis]

I have installed it on Ubuntu Linux without any issues at all. Shelled  
in as root, ran install.sh, no worries!

Walter

On Mar 28, 2007, at 1:32 AM, Paul McCann wrote:

> Laudun John wrote:
>
>> I know this is off-topic for this list, but I was hoping someone here  
>> was working towards a similar workflow and had done it successfully.
>
> Hmm, not sure if I can decipher what happened at your end, but I just  
> successfully installed prince here.
>
> Expand the file prince-5.1r14-macosx.tar.gz wherever you've downloaded  
> it: in a terminal window (assuming downloads end up on the desktop)  
> ...
>
> % cd Desktop
> % tar zxf prince-5.1r14-macosx.tar.gz
>
> Then hop into the new directory
>
> % cd prince-5.1r14-macosx
> % sudo -s
> Password: **********
>
> # ./install.sh
> Prince 5.1 - Demo License
>
> Install directory
>     This is the directory in which Prince 5.1 will be installed.
>     Press Enter to accept the default directory or enter an  
> alternative.
>     [/usr/local]:
>
> Installing Prince 5.1...
>
> Installation complete.
>     Thank you for choosing Prince 5.1, we hope you find it useful.
>     Please visit http://www.princexml.com for updates and development  
> news.
> ======================================================================= 
> =
>
> (That is, I left the install directory to be the default, and just  
> pressed return at that stage)
>
> Post this I could just call "prince --help" in a new terminal window  
> and up came the help. Apologies if the hand-holding comes off as  
> condescending: it's not meant that way -- it's just hard to tell what  
> someone knows from a short message.
>
> Best of luck,
> Paul
>
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