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More taylored instructions for iBridges #45
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Great manual! I do suggest to separate the GUI from the CLI instruction since it will create more focused and short manuals. I doubt whether have a combined introduction with then two subpages or two entire separate pages. What do you think @chStaiger ?
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iBridges is already installed on many SURF ResearchCloud workspaces developed by Utrecht University. You can check if it is present by simply typing the following command on your terminal: `ibridges`. If iBridges is installed, this should show you the program's help menu. | ||
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If you need to install iBridges, you can execute: `pip install ibridges`. | ||
- If you need to install iBridges, you can execute: `pip install ibridges`. | ||
- On desktop workspaces you can execute: `pip install ibridgesgui`. | ||
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### Creating an iRODS environment file |
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I suggest having separate pages for instructions for the gui and for python/CLI. Should we create two separate manuals? Or have one with the sections above here, and then have two links here to ibridges GUI and ibridges CLI/python?
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I think one page is enough. But indeed we should create two distinct main sections on that page.
Co-authored-by: Jelle Treep <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Jelle Treep <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Jelle Treep <[email protected]>
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To start the GUI application you would then need to open a terminal and type in `ibridges-gui`. | ||
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Please contact us if you need to install iBridges or if you have any trouble with the installation. |
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Please contact us if you need to install iBridges or if you have any trouble with the installation. | |
Please contact us if you need help with installing iBridges or if you want to have iBridges preinstalled on your workspace. |
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#### Connect to iRODS or Yoda not hosted by Utrecht University | ||
#### What shall I do if iBridges is not on my workspace? | ||
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If you are confident with python and git you can install the packages: |
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If you are confident with python and git you can install the packages: | |
If your workspace has python installed, you can install the packages using the command line (or aka terminal): |
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