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Initial setup: | Initial setup: | ||
# Download the [https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/releases/ latest taskcluster executable] (taskcluster-linux-amd64). | # Download the [https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/releases/ latest taskcluster executable] (taskcluster-linux-amd64). | ||
# Rename it to <code>taskcluster</code> | |||
# Run <code>which taskcluster</code> in your console terminal. | # Run <code>which taskcluster</code> in your console terminal. | ||
# | # In a console, run <code>sudo nautilus</code> to open the file manager with superuser permissions. | ||
# Open the the folder returned by the <code>which</code> | |||
# Replace the <code>taskcluster</code> file there which the downloaded and renamed one. | |||
# In the file manager, right click the <code>taskcluster</code> file > 'Properties' > 'Permissions' and set 'Allow executing file as program' if it is not enabled yet. | # In the file manager, right click the <code>taskcluster</code> file > 'Properties' > 'Permissions' and set 'Allow executing file as program' if it is not enabled yet. | ||
# In the console, run <code>taskcluster</code> to confirm the application gets found. | # In the console, run <code>taskcluster</code> to confirm the application gets found. |