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computerstar2000 [PART 2 - Getting it all up and running]
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 Once you complete Part 1, **ensure you do a full reboot on your system before proceeding to Part 2**. Once you complete Part 1, **ensure you do a full reboot on your system before proceeding to Part 2**.
  
 +===== PART 1 - Installing Linux on Windows 10  =====
 +
 +Open PowerShell as administrator and type the following 
 +
 +**Enable‐WindowsOptionalFeature ‐Online ‐FeatureName Microsoft‐Windows‐Subsystem‐Linux **
 +
 +Reboot once prompted to do so 
 +
 +Next, if you’re on build 1625 or later, you can just use the link below to get the installer for Ubuntu, 
 +it will open in the Windows Store 
 +
 +[[https://www.microsoft.com/store/p/ubuntu/9nblggh4msv6|Windows Store Ubuntu Link]]  
 +
 +Once downloaded, you can click the Launch button in the store, you should now also add this your desktop/start menu/taskbar for easy access
  
  
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 Run the following commands from a "Bash Shell" one at a time: Run the following commands from a "Bash Shell" one at a time:
  
-**sudo apt-get update**+**sudo apt‐get update && sudo apt‐get upgrade **
 (//Run this straight after build and it will pull down any updates)// **then reboot again**. (//Run this straight after build and it will pull down any updates)// **then reboot again**.
  
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   * sudo apt-get **install webp**   * sudo apt-get **install webp**
   * sudo apt-get **install imagemagick**   * sudo apt-get **install imagemagick**
 +  * sudo apt-get **install dialog**
 +  * sudo apt-get **install python**
 +  * sudo apt-get **install xmlstartlet**
 +
 +Or, you can just run this
 +
 +**sudo apt‐get install build‐essential dos2unix bspatch default‐jre webp imagemagick dialog python 
 +xmlstarlet **
  
 You probably know that **Sudo** is just escalating permissions to admin level. You probably know that **Sudo** is just escalating permissions to admin level.
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 so I end up with **C:\Deejayeye-modder** so I end up with **C:\Deejayeye-modder**
  
-NOTE: Capitalisation is extremely important in linux, so match the upper and/or lower case letters in the commands and directory/filenames.+**NOTE: Capitalisation is extremely important in linux, so match the upper and/or lower case letters in the commands and directory/filenames. 
 +**
  
 In WSL you access your C: drive with the following command, and in particular the Mod directory: In WSL you access your C: drive with the following command, and in particular the Mod directory:
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    cd /mnt/c/deejayeye-modder    cd /mnt/c/deejayeye-modder
        
-List the contents by issues the command “**ls**”+List the contents by issuing the command “**ls**”
  
 To make sure the file “RunMe.sh” is executable, run  “**chmod 755 RunMe.sh**”  //(You won’t see anything)// To make sure the file “RunMe.sh” is executable, run  “**chmod 755 RunMe.sh**”  //(You won’t see anything)//
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 **Other useful commands:** **Other useful commands:**
-  * cd ~ Returns you to root level+  * cd ~ Returns you to your home directory
   * cd .. Drops you back one directory at a time   * cd .. Drops you back one directory at a time
   * help Usual screen full of useful information   * help Usual screen full of useful information
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