Part 1: Ubuntu software management Check and update your Ubuntu Installation This post assumes that you have already installed Ubuntu 18.04 on your machine. These other blogs were written for mac osx. The instructions summarises my other blogs on Install and setup spatial data IDE, Setup Jekyll Theme Blog, Set up blog tools: Jekyll and Atom and Setup GitHub pages. The instructions focuses on using the Terminal, it you prefer to use the Graphical User Interface (GUI), try out the Ubuntu Software Center. Perhaps the best source for hints and tricks on how to get different software packages to work in Linux is Linux Hint. The instructions are shorthand and refer extensively to online resources with more elaborate and detailed information.

These tools are required by processes in Karttur’s SPIDE related to exporting map layouts and animations of map time series. In the fourth part you will install command-line tools for image and video processing. The third part covers installations of additional software for text editing, handling Git repositories and publishing this blog. The installed software match the requirements of Karttur’s GeoImagine Framework. The second part goes through the steps for installing all software components required for a Spatial Data Integrated Development Environment (SPIDE). The first part introduces how to install and manage software in Linux Operating System (OS) Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic). Create a new role reflecting your machine user

Check and update your Ubuntu Installation

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