Monday, April 2. 2007
"Installing" Lecturnity under Linux
First, one has to download the Lecturnity Jar File.
Then, i wrote this small shell-script (i called it "lecturnity-player") to start the lecturnity player with parameters:
#!/bin/sh
JAR="player170p6.jar"
# check Java Home and set it if not available (Gentoo-Version)
if [ -z "$JAVA_HOME" -o "$JAVA_HOME" = "" ]
then
JAVA_HOME=`java-config --jre-home`
fi
$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -jar /opt/lecturnity/$JAR $@
If $JAVA_HOME is already set on your system (echo $JAVA_HOME) you don't need the JAVA_HOME-Check.
chmod the File executable: chmod u+x lecturnity-player
Then you can play lecturnity Files with lecturnity-player /path/to/file.lpd.
One Remark: It is not possible to player the Video Versions under Linux (at least it does not work here, it simply plays them without Video).
Using this with Firefox: Click on a link to a Lecturnity File and choose lecturnity-player in the "run with" Dialog. Then Lecturnity Files will automatically play when you click on a link (takes some time to start the player).
"Installing" Lecturnity ... Posted by Christoph Hermann
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