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Linux Commands (Doc, Notebooks, ... ) : Documentation

To access Luceda's functionalities under Linux from the command line, you must first install gcc and activate the ipkiss3 environment. You can then start the documentation server with luceda-doc commands, launch Jupyter notebooks after installing ipython-notebook and samples, or open a samples folder after setup-samples. Activating ipkiss3 gives access to Luceda commands in a shell.

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Linux Commands (Doc, Notebooks, ... ) : Documentation

To access Luceda's functionalities under Linux from the command line, you must first install gcc and activate the ipkiss3 environment. You can then start the documentation server with luceda-doc commands, launch Jupyter notebooks after installing ipython-notebook and samples, or open a samples folder after setup-samples. Activating ipkiss3 gives access to Luceda commands in a shell.

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Linux commands (doc, notebooks, ...

)
Under linux there is no luceda control center. Nevertheless all its functionalities are accessible from command line.

If you have no gcc installed install gcc

apt-get install gcc g++

For accessing the documentation you need to type

source activate ipkiss3


luceda-doc start
luceda-doc stop

For accessing the notebooks: first you need to install ipython. Make sure you use --no-deps, otherwise it might upgrade/downgrade the system
package (which we ship, too). Then, install the samples.

source activate ipkiss3


conda install ipython-notebook
setup-samples --folder ~/ipkiss-samples

Then, start a notebook as follows:

source activate ipkiss3


cd ~/ipkiss-samples
ipython notebook Welcome.ipynb

For accessing the samples

source activate ipkiss3


setup-samples --folder ~/ipkiss-samples
cd ~/ipkiss-samples # contains a samples.wpr file

For activating a ipkiss command shell

source activate ipkiss3

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