Installation
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Head to the ARCitect’s GitHub release page.
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Under “Assets” Download the latest release for Windows (
ARCitect-x.x.x-win.zip
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In Windows Explorer, open the folder where you downloaded the ARCitect.
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Unzip (
Right click
➞Extract All..
) the folder (ARCitect-x.x.x-win.zip
). You can move this folder to another location (e.g.Program files
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Start the ARCitect, by clicking the
ARCitect
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Once started, you see a Windows Defender warning. To proceed, click
More info
and thenRun anyway
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Windows Defender Firewall further asks you to allow network communication. This enables communication with the DataHUB.
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Head to the ARCitect’s GitHub release page.
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Download the macOS installer
ARCitect-x.x.x.dmg
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Double-click the installer
ARCitect-x.x.x.dmg
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Starting the ARCitect for the first time.
When starting the ARCitect for the first time, you are warned about an unidentified developer.
Please navigate to the Privacy & Security panel in your System Settings to
Open Anyway
.Every time you start the ARCitect, you are asked to accept incoming network connections.
This enables communication with the DataHUB.
Please install Git and Git LFS before installing the ARCitect.
For Linux we recommend to install via homebrew as described on the site above.
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Head to the ARCitect’s GitHub release page.
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Download the Linux AppImage
ARCitect-x.x.x.AppImage
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(optional) If you run Ubuntu 22.04 you need to download an additional library. Ubuntu 22.04 can’t run AppImage files without the not natively installed FUSE library. To fix this, install the necessary library. To do this you need root permissions.
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Make the ARCitect executable.
You need to make the downloaded AppImage executable before you can run it. You can use the user interface or the command line to do this.
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Open the folder where the AppImage is currently saved (likely in Downloads).
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(optional) Move the file to a location where you want it saved.
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Right-click the file and select properties.
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Go to the “permissions” tab and tick the field “execute”.
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Now double-clicking the AppImage should start the ARCitect.
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Open a terminal.
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Move to the directory where you have saved your AppImage (e.g. Downloads).
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Make the file executable (use the appropriate name of the file).
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Now double-clicking the AppImage or running the following command (with the appropriate file name) should start the ARCitect.
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