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Installing OSbot on a linux machine

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I have literally no idea how linux works (got CentOS on my dedi to help conserve ram). I have Gnome installed, but I can't figure out how to set up the OSbot program. Could anybody help me out with this? I could pay you like a mill for your time :D Add my skype: Ohhungry

First, with gnome open up a browser, go to osbot.org and downlod the jart.

 

Go to your home, probably /home/username

 

go to OSBot folder

 

Load scripts in there.

 

Go to the folder where you downloaded the osbot jar

 

If you are in the terminal (command prompt), if not open it by right clicking in the white space and click open in terminal

 

type:

 

java -jar osbot

 

and then press tab. It will auto complete as much as possible. Make sure it is using your latest osbot.

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First, with gnome open up a browser, go to osbot.org and downlod the jart.

 

Go to your home, probably /home/username

 

go to OSBot folder

 

Load scripts in there.

 

Go to the folder where you downloaded the osbot jar

 

If you are in the terminal (command prompt), if not open it by right clicking in the white space and click open in terminal

 

type:

 

java -jar osbot

 

and then press tab. It will auto complete as much as possible. Make sure it is using your latest osbot.

thanks, I'm having trouble starting up the vnc viewer now though, but once I get to that step I'll do all those things

 

First, with gnome open up a browser, go to osbot.org and downlod the jart.

 

Go to your home, probably /home/username

 

go to OSBot folder

 

Load scripts in there.

 

Go to the folder where you downloaded the osbot jar

 

If you are in the terminal (command prompt), if not open it by right clicking in the white space and click open in terminal

 

type:

 

java -jar osbot

 

and then press tab. It will auto complete as much as possible. Make sure it is using your latest osbot.

thanks, I'm having trouble starting up the vnc viewer now though, but once I get to that step I'll do all those things

 

 

You should be able to do something like this

 

just type

 

vncserver (or the vnc  server program on the vps)

 

and then using some vnc application you can connect to it using

 

vps-ip:#

 

the number should be given to you by your provider. I think it stands for like, a template or something.

 

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First, with gnome open up a browser, go to osbot.org and downlod the jart.

 

Go to your home, probably /home/username

 

go to OSBot folder

 

Load scripts in there.

 

Go to the folder where you downloaded the osbot jar

 

If you are in the terminal (command prompt), if not open it by right clicking in the white space and click open in terminal

 

type:

 

java -jar osbot

 

and then press tab. It will auto complete as much as possible. Make sure it is using your latest osbot.

thanks, I'm having trouble starting up the vnc viewer now though, but once I get to that step I'll do all those things

 

 

You should be able to do something like this

 

just type

 

vncserver (or the vnc  server program on the vps)

 

and then using some vnc application you can connect to it using

 

vps-ip:#

 

the number should be given to you by your provider. I think it stands for like, a template or something.

 

 

The problem is the first line, I thought typing vncserver should work, but it just says command not found. And I don't really know where to go from there :P

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