How to run Openkore to your Ubuntu Linux OS

This time, I will show you how to run a "Perl Application" using your gnome-terminal.

Linux is best suit to run a large or more application because of its Processor Threads Technology, when you run Openkore to your Windows OS, the memory ram size is around 50-60megabytes, when you run it to your Linux Distro, it is around 30-40megabytes only. That's why lots of SERVERS, uses Linux because of Security,Reliability and Flexibility.

PROOF:

You need to install some requirements to run a PERL, and also compiling your Openkore Folder.

Requirements:

-Openkore Ready

-Internet Connection

-Ubuntu Gnome-terminal

Openkore Ready:

         You can download the OpenkoreReady here.

Ubuntu Gnome-terminal:

      We need to install some packages, you can open terminal by using the shortcut way CTRL+ALT+T

      The TERMINAL is now open, and you need to install a packages.

-To install the c++ compiler and essentials, you need to type-in

sudo apt-get install build-essential g++

-To install the Perl Packages you need to type-in

sudo apt-get install perl

-You also need to install the Perl Zlib

sudo apt-get install libcompress-zlib-perl

-You need to check if Python was installed to your system, by typing

echo 'print "Python is installed"' | python

if Terminal will print out "Python is installed" then you don't need to install python

if Terminall giving you an error or blank, then you need to install python by type-in

sudo apt-get install python 

-We need to extract the Openkore Ready, after extracting you need to paste it to your Desktop 

-When you had done extracting the folder, go to your TERMINAL and type-in

 cd /home/ubuntu/Desktop

- We need to go to our Desktop, as you can see I'm using the default user of "Ubuntu", 

you must need to check your File System so that you must know what User Name you have

cd Openkore

-I'm now going to Openkore Folder, and to compile the inside of this Openkore. 

As you can see, You must need to check if you have the "openkore.pl" file.

 -As you can see, I have the openkore.pl, and we need to compile it using our TERMINAL by typing.

perl openkore.pl

 -You TERMINAL will compile everything with smooth compiling, if TERMINAL gives you

an error, then you must check your INSTALLED PACKAGES you must have the PACKAGES

above.

-If TERMINAL works perfectly, then you must need to repeat the

perl openkore.pl

-then the TERMINAL will run your OPENKORE, just like running WINDOWS OPENKORE

to your Ubuntu OS

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