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I know what I am doing! If you are experienced with compiling software under Linux, have a look at the listing at the bottom of this page - it lists all commands necessary to compile Met.3D on a clean Ubuntu system. Other systems will be similar. |
This page provides installation guidelines for installing Met.3D on openSUSE and Ubuntu Linux systems using the cmake build system. Met.3D requires a number of libraries to be installed and a few external data packages to be downloaded. Most of these packages can be installed via the respective system package managers (YaST or aptitude), however, a few have to be downloaded and compiled manually.
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The following installation guidelines have been tested with Met.3D 1.6 under openSUSE 15.0/15.1 and Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 LTS.
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The current version Met.3D 1.7 requires libproj version 8 or higher, which may need to be installed manually. We recommend using conda. The following installation guidelines have been tested with the older Met.3D 1.6 under openSUSE 15.0/15.1 and Ubuntu 18.04/20.04 LTS. Still, try using conda if possible. |
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I know what I am doing! If you are experienced with compiling software under Linux, have a look at the listing at the bottom of this page - it lists all commands necessary to compile Met.3D on a clean Ubuntu system. Other systems will be similar. |
This page provides installation guidelines for installing Met.3D on openSUSE and Ubuntu Linux systems using the cmake build system. Met.3D requires a number of libraries to be installed and a few external data packages to be downloaded. Most of these packages can be installed via the respective system package managers (YaST or aptitude), however, a few have to be downloaded and compiled manually.
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If you have Docker available on your system, you can test the Met.3D compilation using a Docker image. An example using an Ubuntu image is provided at the end of this page. |
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