Install Circuit Simulator in Linux

[saeedbabi]

Hi there How do I install Circuit Simulator in Linux? Thanks for your responses!

[SEVA77]

Well, I will work on this. The program for Linux has the following file structure:

$ tree --dirsfirst --filelimit 26
.
├── lib
│   ├── libffmpeg.so
│   ├── libnode.so
│   └── libnw.so
├── locales [54 entries exceeds filelimit, not opening dir]
├── CircuitSimulator
├── credits.html
├── icon.png
├── icudtl.dat
├── natives_blob.bin
├── nw_100_percent.pak
├── nw_200_percent.pak
├── resources.pak
└── snapshot_blob.bin

2 directories, 12 files

The file "CircuitSimulator" is executable. You can just run it in the terminal

 $ ./CircuitSimulator

NW.JS developers propose to create proper .desktop file and much more. I think there are many other possibilities for ELF files. I will try to deal with this issue.

For your convenience, you can create a .desktop file on your desktop with the following contents (with your Exec key):

[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Name=CircuitJS1
Comment=
Exec=/home/seva77/CircuitJS1/CircuitSimulator
Icon=
Path=
Terminal=false
StartupNotify=false

[nononymousse]

Hi, when i want to launch CircuitSimulator via the terminal, they said to me "bus error (core dumped)" and i have seen nothing on my log.

any hint ?

[SEVA77]

I don't even know... The problem is possibly with the memory space or permissions. You can try to free up space within the user home path or launch the application with root. I see this error is also associated with faulty hardware...