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Add LXDE terminal invocation

Curtis Gedak 2017-05-24 10:22:53 -06:00
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Run-Manuskript-from-Source-Code-on-Linux.md

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# Summary
This guide outlines the steps for running **manuskript** from source code on _Debian_ and Debian based GNU/Linux distributions , such as _Ubuntu_ or _Mint_. These commands may work for other distros as well, though there may be some differences in the package names.
This guide describes the steps for installing and running **Manuskript** on Linux.
The steps include installing all necessary dependencies, and invoking manuskript from source code. The steps focus on _Debian_ and Debian based GNU/Linux distributions , such as _Ubuntu_ or _Mint_. These commands may also work for other distros, though there may be some differences in the package names.
* _Fedora_ or _CentOS_ - use `yum` or `dnf` package command instead of `apt`.
* _openSuse_ - use `zypper` package command instead of `apt`
This guide explains how to install all necessary dependencies, and how to invoke the software.
Every command in this guide should be run in a terminal session.
Note that some commands require root privilege and hence are prefixed with the `sudo` command. If `sudo` does not work then try using `su -c ` instead.
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Following are some ways to invoke a terminal session with different window managers:
* GNOME: Left-click on **Activities**, then click on the **Terminal** icon on the left-hand side of the screen.
* KDE: Use menu option **K -> System -> Konsole**
* Unity: Left-click on the **Search** icon in the upper left-hand corner, type in `terminal`, then click on the **terminal** icon.
* XFCE4: Use menu option **Applications Menu -> System -> XFCE Terminal**
* GNOME:   Left-click on **Activities**, then click on the **Terminal** icon on the left-hand side of the screen.
* KDE:   Use menu option **K -> System -> Konsole**
* LXDE:   Use menu option **L -> Accessories -> LXTerminal**
* Unity:   Left-click on the **Search** icon in the upper left-hand corner, type in `terminal`, then click on the **terminal** icon.
* XFCE4:   Use menu option **Applications Menu -> System -> XFCE Terminal**
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