User:Otuur: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 16:38, 2 November 2011

Script is ment to be used with Ubuntu 10.04 (64bit)

[This step is optional] First of all you need to install Gnome fallback. For that open terminal and use:

  sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback

Logout and select "Gnome Classic" to login

[What you need to do]

Update your system using Update Manager ( You can find it under System -> Administration -> Update Manager if it doesn't open itself )

Open terminal and download the script:

  wget http://enos.itcollege.ee/~otuur/skriptid/install_opencv.sh

Before you can use it you have to give execution rights to that file

  sudo chmod +x install_opencv.sh

To run the script type

  sudo ./install_opencv.sh

Answer the questions if needed (best would be to use example when available).

IF ASKED FOR FOLDER TYPE IT IN OR COPY THE ADDRESS FROM ABOVE

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 ==OpenCV Installation==
-First of all you need to install Gnome fallback. For that use:
+'''Script is ment to be used with Ubuntu 10.04 (64bit)'''
+[This step is optional] First of all you need to install Gnome fallback. For that open terminal and use:
     sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
 Logout and select "Gnome Classic" to login
-Now download the script:
+[[File:Pngfallolle.png]]
+'''[What you need to do]'''
+Update your system using Update Manager ( You can find it under System -> Administration -> Update Manager if it doesn't open itself )
+Open terminal and download the script:
     wget http://enos.itcollege.ee/~otuur/skriptid/install_opencv.sh
-Answer the question if needed (best would be to use example when available).
+Before you can use it you have to give execution rights to that file
+   sudo chmod +x install_opencv.sh
+To run the script type
+   sudo ./install_opencv.sh
+Answer the questions if needed (best would be to use example when available).
+'''IF ASKED FOR FOLDER TYPE IT IN OR COPY THE ADDRESS FROM ABOVE'''