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Installation Manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Desktop Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Desktop 0. Requirements - on the PC must be installed a version of 32- or 64bit Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop - you need Internet access 1. Preliminaries - installation of required software a) Installation Muon Package Manager (optional - for a more comfortable installation) - open Kickoff Application Launcher/Computer/Muon Discover - search for muon and Install Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 1 of 17 b) Installation of wine - open Kickoff Application Launcher/Applications/System/Package Manager - search for wine Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 2 of 17 - mark for Installation Meta-Package wine - accept marking of more required packages - apply Changes Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 3 of 17 - authenticate - download packages Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 4 of 17 - accept the license for TrueType MS-CoreFonts - Continue Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 5 of 17 c) Installation of gdiplus (a Windows program-library for graphics and formated text) For installation we use the shell-Scripts winetricks (was installed together with wine) - open Kickoff Application Launcher/Applications/Wine/Winetricks - wine-system creating and configuring (.wine in $home) - mark: Select the default wineprefix Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 6 of 17 - mark: Install a Windows DLL or component - mark: gdiplus (MS GDI+ Microsoft 2011) gdiplus is downloading from Microsoft and installing - close all winetricks-windows with cancel Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 7 of 17 2. Installation of Database Workbench 5 - open file-manager Dolphin in folder you have downloaded Database Workbench installation file - right-click on installation-exe-file and select Open with Wine Windows Program Loader Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 8 of 17 - select: Next - accept agreement and select: Next Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 9 of 17 - confirm path of installation (recommended) Note: - on a 32bit-kubuntu version (or an enforced 32bit wine version) path is: C:\Program Files\... - on a 64bit-kubuntu version path is: C:\Program Files (x86)\... (analog to Windows syntax - because Database Workbench is a 32bit-application) - mark your database-engines which you like to have and then: Next Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 10 of 17 - leave preselection and select: Next - select: Next Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 11 of 17 - select: Next - select: Install Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 12 of 17 - (optional) select: Click here to test-start the internal server - select OK - select Next Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 13 of 17 - unmark preselection of Start Database Workbench 5 Pro and then: Finish Note: It's recommended to do the first start from the ubuntu desktop and not from a running setup-program in wine Setup finished and returned to the Kubuntu desktop Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 14 of 17 Database Workbench 5 first start - open Kickoff Application Launcher/Applications/Wine/Programs/Database Workbench 5 Pro/Database Workbench 5 Pro - start Database Workbench 5 Pro - submission of your license - which has been send to you by email Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 15 of 17 - now you can register database-server Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 16 of 17 Now installation finished, Database Workbench 5 is running with wine in Kubuntu! Installation manual Database Workbench 5 in Kubuntu 14.04 LTS Desktop page 17 of 17.
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