Manual Installation Instructions on Linux

Manual Installation Instructions for Debian and Ubuntu

Download the Infirmary Integrated .deb package.
Install the .deb package with this terminal command (from the download directory):
- sudo dpkg -i infirmary-integrated*.deb
A shortcut for Infirmary Integrated should be present on your Applications menu
- You can also launch Infirmary Integrated from the terminal with the following command:
- infirmary-integrated
  - or
- /usr/bin/infirmary-integrated
For all features to be enabled, package dependencies must be met. If dpkg output states the installation was not completed due to missing packages, you can run this terminal command to finish downloading and installing dependencies:
- sudo apt –fix-broken install

Download the Infirmary Integrated .rpm package.
Install the .rpm package with this terminal command (from the download directory):
- sudo rpm -ivh ./infirmary-integrated*.rpm
  - or to use the dnf package manager:
- sudo dnf install ./infirmary-integrated*.rpm
  - or to use the yum package manager:
- sudo yum install ./infirmary-integrated*.rpm
You may need to install required packages including:
- vlc … follow the instructions on their website
- vlc-devel … provided by the same repository vlc uses
- libX11-devel … this can be installed with:
  - sudo dnf install libX11-devel
    - or
  - sudo yum install libX11-devel
A shortcut for Infirmary Integrated should be present on your Applications menu
- You can also launch Infirmary Integrated from the terminal with the following command:
  - infirmary-integrated
    - or
  - /usr/bin/infirmary-integrated

For all features to be enabled, the following packages and libraries are required to be installed at their default locations:
- VLC Media Player
- libVLC development library: packages usually named
  - “libvlc-dev” (Ubuntu, Debian)
  - “vlc-devel” (Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, OpenSuSe)
  - “libvlc” (Arch)
- X11 development library: packages usually named
  - “libx11-dev” (Ubuntu, Debian)
  - “libX11-devel” (Fedora, RHEL, CentOS, OpenSuSe)
  - “base-devel” and “libx11” (Arch)
Download the Infirmary Integrated package (.tar.gz file) for Linux.
Unpack and unzip the .tar.gz package. The terminal command for this (from the download directory) is:
- tar -xzvf infirmary-integrated*.tar.gz
Run the “Infirmary Integrated” executable file. The terminal command for this (from the download directory) is:
- “./Infirmary Integrated/Infirmary Integrated”
  - or
- ./Infirmary\ Integrated/Infirmary\ Integrated