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 ===== OpenSUSE ===== ===== OpenSUSE =====
  
-Several packages for this system were created by Rain_Maker: +Rain_Maker makes openSUSE packages available at http://packman.links2linux.de/package/bkchem
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-openSUSE 10.3, binary package 32 Bit: +
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-http://www.pc-forum24.de/downloads.php?do=file&id=1107 +
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-openSUSE 10.2, binary package for 32 Bit: +
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-http://www.pc-forum24.de/downloads.php?do=file&id=1108 +
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-Source-RPM, which can be rebuilt with 'rpmbuild --rebuild +
-bkchem-0.12.0-rm.1.src.rpm' +
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-http://www.pc-forum24.de/downloads.php?do=file&id=1106  +
  
  
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 The bundle was created with the open source bundling tool [[http://www.sveinbjorn.org/platypus|Platypus]]. A sample Platypus profile that can be used to create a Mac bundle for BKChem is available. Note that you **must** edit the {{:macosx:bkchem.platypus.gz|BKChem.platypus}} file with a text editor, replacing all occurrences of ''/Users/REPLACE/WITH/PATH/TO/'' with the actual path to your bkchem-0.13.0 directory. If you use a version of BKChem other than 0.13.0, also remember to change ''0.13.0'' with whatever version you are using, assuming your BKChem source directory is still named ''bkchem-//version//''. Otherwise, you need to search once for the version number 0.13.0 (as this is included in the bundle Get Info window), and once to change all occurrences of the path ''bkchem-0.13.0'' into whatever your source directory is named. Please also create a directory named ''app'' inside your BKChem source directory, right next to the other folders (i.e., bkchem, images, doc and friends). Place the file {{:macosx:launch-bkchem.sh_2.gz|launch-bkchem.sh}} in that directory, together with your Platypus profile, and then open BKChem.platypus. Now you can create your own bundle. The bundle was created with the open source bundling tool [[http://www.sveinbjorn.org/platypus|Platypus]]. A sample Platypus profile that can be used to create a Mac bundle for BKChem is available. Note that you **must** edit the {{:macosx:bkchem.platypus.gz|BKChem.platypus}} file with a text editor, replacing all occurrences of ''/Users/REPLACE/WITH/PATH/TO/'' with the actual path to your bkchem-0.13.0 directory. If you use a version of BKChem other than 0.13.0, also remember to change ''0.13.0'' with whatever version you are using, assuming your BKChem source directory is still named ''bkchem-//version//''. Otherwise, you need to search once for the version number 0.13.0 (as this is included in the bundle Get Info window), and once to change all occurrences of the path ''bkchem-0.13.0'' into whatever your source directory is named. Please also create a directory named ''app'' inside your BKChem source directory, right next to the other folders (i.e., bkchem, images, doc and friends). Place the file {{:macosx:launch-bkchem.sh_2.gz|launch-bkchem.sh}} in that directory, together with your Platypus profile, and then open BKChem.platypus. Now you can create your own bundle.
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 ==== Installing InChI support on Mac ==== ==== Installing InChI support on Mac ====
  
  There are two simple ways to install the ''stdinchi-1'' utility needed for usage with BKChem:  There are two simple ways to install the ''stdinchi-1'' utility needed for usage with BKChem:
   * If you have the Xcode developer tools installed, you can install [[http://www.macports.org/|MacPorts]], and then, from a Terminal window, run ''sudo port install stdinchi-1''. It will ask you for your password (you need to be an administrator), download and compile stdinchi-1 and put it in the bin/ directory under the MacPorts directory tree (usually ''/opt/local/bin/stdinchi-1'').   * If you have the Xcode developer tools installed, you can install [[http://www.macports.org/|MacPorts]], and then, from a Terminal window, run ''sudo port install stdinchi-1''. It will ask you for your password (you need to be an administrator), download and compile stdinchi-1 and put it in the bin/ directory under the MacPorts directory tree (usually ''/opt/local/bin/stdinchi-1'').
- * If you do not have Xcode installed, you can download a {{:macosx:iupac-inchi1.02installer.zip|binary installer}} for std-inchi1, which will place stdinchi-1 in ''/usr/bin/stdinchi-1''.+  * If you do not have Xcode installed, you can download a {{:macosx:iupac-inchi1.02installer.zip|binary installer}} for std-inchi1, which will place stdinchi-1 in ''/usr/bin/stdinchi-1''.
  
 After you have performed one of these steps, point BKChem to wherever you installed stdinchi-1. After you have performed one of these steps, point BKChem to wherever you installed stdinchi-1.

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