installation of artemis on linux redhat
Hi, could any one tell me how to install ARTEMIS software onto Linux, I want to analyse some bacterial nucleotide sequence and also compare them to other sequences freely available.
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Thank you, am new to bioinformatics and its softwares thats why.
Hey, I have tried first by setting up creating a java directory though am not the administrator on the computer, downloaded the java and tried to install it. but there are errors, do you have a step by step way i can do this as well as installing Artemis.
this is what I have done below
The "Cannot open: No such file or directory" should tell you what's wrong.
Any clues what I do wrong?
you sure you don't already have java on the system? Type
javaAlso for the
tar, tryxvfinstead ofzxvf. Make sure you have read/write permissions in your directory. Also, make sure that the file you are trying to decompress, is present in your working directory.