Installing Impresario
Impresario binaries are distributed in self-extracting archives for Windows and Linux platforms. Impresario does not make any changes to the operating system, it runs locally from the folder you installed it to.
Installation on Windows
- Download the two executable files
Impresario-win64-X.Y.Z.exe
andImpresarioMacros-win64-X.Y.Z.exe
respectively, whereX
,Y
, andZ
denote the major, minor, and patch version of the packages. - Run
Impresario-win64-X.Y.Z.exe
first. It will prompt for an installation directory, please provide it, e.g.D:\Impresario-2.1.0
. The directory will be created if it does not exist already. - Next, run
ImpresarioMacros-win64-X.Y.Z.exe
, it will also prompt for an installation directory. Please provide the same directory as you did in the first step. During extraction the tool may ask to overwrite the filebin\Impresario.xml
. Please let it overwrite the file. - You are done. You can now start Impresario by running
Impresario.exe
in thebin
subdirectory.
Installation on Linux
-
Download the two self-extracting archives
Impresario-linux64-X.Y.Z.exe
andImpresarioMacros-linux64-X.Y.Z.exe
respectively, whereX
,Y
, andZ
denote the major, minor, and patch version of the packages. -
Make both downloaded files executable:
chmod +x Impresario-linux64-X.Y.Z.run chmod +x ImpresarioMacros-linux64-X.Y.Z.tar.gz
-
Run
Impresario-linux64-X.Y.Z.run
first. You can provide an installation directory with the--target
option, e.g.If noImpresario-linux64-X.Y.Z.run --target ./Impresario
--target
option is given, the default installation directory will be used, which is./Impresario-X.Y.Z
. -
Next, run
ImpresarioMacros-linux64-X.Y.Z.run
, providing the same directory as you did in the first step. -
You are done. You can now start Impresario by running
./impresario.sh
in thebin
subdirectory.
Important: Do not run the program./Impresario
! This will run Impresario with an incorrect setup ofLD_LIBRARY_PATH
.
Uninstall Impresario
To uninstall Impresario just delete the folder containing Impresario.
Impresario stores its user specific settings on Windows in <PATH_TO_YOUR_USER_DIRECTORY>\AppData\Roaming\Impresario
.
On Linux these settings are stored in ~/.config/Impresario
.
You may like to delete these settings as well.