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Tk interface is a cross-platform graphical user interface. | |||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
* map with field, players, monsters, NPCs and portals, with name and HP display (click to move and activate objects, mousewheel to zoom) | * map with field, players, monsters, NPCs and portals, with name and HP display (click to move and activate objects, mousewheel to zoom) | ||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
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|align=center|FreeBSD | |align=center|FreeBSD | ||
|Open a terminal and type: | |Open a terminal and type: | ||
su -c 'pkg_add -r p5- | su -c 'pkg_add -r p5-Tk' | ||
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|align=center|Ubuntu | |align=center|Ubuntu | ||
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Lastly install the Wx cpan module with this command: | Lastly install the Wx cpan module with this command: | ||
sudo cpan | sudo cpan Tk | ||
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|align=center|Other | |align=center|Other | ||
|Open a terminal, and type: | |Open a terminal, and type: | ||
cpan | cpan Tk | ||
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== Windows Binaries == | == Windows Binaries == | ||
If you need binaries to be able to run OpenKore (in this case | If you need binaries to be able to run OpenKore (in this case tkstart.exe) you can also find a download for it available on https://github.com/OpenKore/openkore | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
[ | [https://tkdocs.com/index.html Official site of the module Tk]<br> | ||
[[Category:Interfaces]] | [[Category:Interfaces]] | ||
Revision as of 17:37, 30 July 2020
Tk interface is a cross-platform graphical user interface.
Features
- map with field, players, monsters, NPCs and portals, with name and HP display (click to move and activate objects, mousewheel to zoom)
Requirements
| OS/distribution | Instructions |
|---|---|
| FreeBSD | Open a terminal and type:
su -c 'pkg_add -r p5-Tk' |
| Ubuntu | First, search for the libgtk package using the package manager.
Open a terminal and type: apt-cache search libgtk Then install the latest version with this command: sudo apt-get install libgtkx-dev Where 'x' is the version number as found by the 'apt-cache search' command. Lastly install the Wx cpan module with this command: sudo cpan Tk |
| Other | Open a terminal, and type:
cpan Tk |
Windows Binaries
If you need binaries to be able to run OpenKore (in this case tkstart.exe) you can also find a download for it available on https://github.com/OpenKore/openkore