Update User Manual Linux Distributions authored by Eskil Lykke Refsgaard's avatar Eskil Lykke Refsgaard
### *Made for the project of group 13*
###Introduction
his document includes the user manual of how to run our program on a Linux distribution. This document takes into consideration that you have followed the installation guide. If your system lacks the necessary software to run the program, this guide also shows how to download this. Follow the “Linux Install Manual” before this manual.
### Guide
1. Once downloaded the git repository you need to check if you have the correct compiler at disposal. Type in the command in the bash terminal
``g++ --version``.
If you get an output which includes information for copyright and warranty about the software, it is installed on your system. If not, you need to download a compiler that makes the program code, to data code. If you are on a Debian system g++ should already be installed but with the command ```sudo apt install g++```.
If a package now got installed you can again check with the command (g++ version) if the software is available on your system.
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