TRAX
is designed to run on computers with some variant of the UNIX
operating system family. Mainly supported are currently:
uncompress/zcat/tar
or
gunzip/tar
or
unzip
.
TRAX
-related files in
a single directory. Assume this installation directory is TRAX
.
Then:
cd TRAX
zcat TRAX-1102.MacOSX-powerpc-1039.tar.Z | tar -xvf - gunzip -c TRAX-1102.MacOSX-powerpc-1039.tar.gz | tar -xvf - unzip TRAX-1102.MacOSX-powerpc-1039.zip(you might also use separate calls of
uncompress
and
tar
)
$TRAX
to point to the TRAX
directory:
export TRAX=`pwd`This is the quick and dirty way. For a permanent definition you must define the
$TRAX
shell variable in your login script (e.g. .profile
if you use the ksh
)
export PATH=$TRAX/bin:$PATH
traxand the command prompt should appear.