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Added Mac and Linux installation instuctions
== Windows ==
== Windows ==
1. Download the latest version of Railway Operation Simulator [https://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/catalog/base-program/railway-operation-simulator here].
2. Unzip the downloaded file.
3. Copy the <code>Railway</code> folder to somewhere safe.
4. You can run ROS using <code>railway.exe</code> in the <code>Railway</code> folder.
== Mac and Linux ==
Mac and Linux instructions are provided by [[User:Krizar|Krizar]].
'''''PLEASE BE AWARE: Railway Operation Simulator is NOT a native MAC and/or Linux app. Although you CAN get it to work this is by NO MEANS a certainty it will work on YOUR system.'''''
'''''WARNING: Apple has released a new OS that only supports native 64bit applications. As such, with the release of “Catalina” (OS 10.15) and “Big Sur” (OS 11) the below instructions will no longer work.
If you have “Mojave” (OS 10.14 or earlier) you can still run the program as instructed below, however as soon as you upgrade to the newer versions (>= OS 10.15) you are no longer able to run RailwayOS.'''
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=== Parallels™ Desktop ===
When you are using Parallels™ Desktop on your MAC, you have an actual version of Windows running on your Mac.
Switch to Windows instance and you can play it as if you are using any other Windows Program.
=== Wine on Mac ===
'''1. Install Homebrew package manager'''
Wine is installed within the terminal using the homebrew package manager available at https//brew.sh. Follow the installation instructions on the website to install it.
'''2. Install XQuartz >= 2.7.7.'''
This is required to use the X Window System used by Wine and can be downloaded here:
https://www.xquartz.org/
'''3. Install Wine'''
Use brew to then install wine, open a terminal and enter:
<code>$ sudo brew install wine</code>
entering your password when prompted to do so.
'''4. Download Railway Operation Simulator'''
Download the Railway Operation Simulator software and unpackage the application somewhere accessible (e.g. the ‘Applications’ folder). Rename the unpackaged folder to ‘RailwayOperationSimulator’.
'''5. Launch the Application'''
To launch the application, go to the ‘Railway/railway.exe’ within the Railway Operation Simulator folder, right click the ‘railway.exe’ file and select ‘Copy “railway.exe”’.
Open a terminal and enter ‘wine’ and then paste the copied address, e.g. for the example where the application is located in the Applications folder, the command entered into the terminal would be:
<code>$ wine /Users/username/Applications/RailwayOperationSimulator/Railway/railway.exe</code>
this should launch the application within wine.
=== Wine Under Linux ===
To install under Fedora/Ubuntu
'''1. Update the repositories list'''
Open a terminal and update the repositories lists:
Fedora:
<code>$ sudo yum update</code>
Ubuntu:
<code>$ sudo apt update</code>
'''2. Install wine'''
Install the application
Fedora:
<code>$ sudo yum install wine</code>
Ubuntu:
<code>$ sudo apt install wine</code>
'''3. Download Railway Operation Simulator'''
Download the Railway Operation Simulator software and unpackage the application somewhere accessible (e.g. the users home folder). Rename the unpackaged folder to ‘RailwayOperationSimulator’.
'''4. Launch the Application'''
To launch the application, go to the ‘Railway/railway.exe’ within the Railway Operation Simulator folder, right click the ‘railway.exe’ file and select ‘Copy “railway.exe”’.
Open a terminal and enter ‘wine’ and then paste the copied address, e.g. for the example where the application is located in the Home folder, the command entered into the terminal would be:
<code>$ wine $HOME/RailwayOperationSimulator/Railway/railway.exe</code>
this should launch the application within wine.
=== [Mac Alternative] Installing Wine via Download/Creating a Mac App using Wine Bottler ===
If you wish to install Wine without creating an application you need only follow steps 1, 2, option 1 from step 8.
It is possible to create a .app application using Wine Bottler.
# Download the latest release of Railway Operation Simulator to an accessible location, this location must have user write access. Rename the folder to ‘RailwayOperationSimulator’.
# Download WineBottler from https://winebottler.kronenberg.org
# Copy the WineBottler App over to the Applications folder as instructed
# Launch WineBottler and click the ‘Advanced’ tab.
# Under ‘Program Installation’ press the ‘select File…’ button and browse for the downloaded Railway Operation Simulator program folder, and then locate the executable ‘Railway/railway.exe’
# Under ‘Installation Mode’ select ‘copy file (Program) and all files in the folder to the App Bundle’
# Set ‘System Version Info’ to ‘7’
# Decide whether to install Wine.app or package it within the RailwayOperationSimulator App:
## You can now either install ‘Wine.app’ from the downloaded ‘Wine Bottler’ drive, this will mean a railway operation smaller application and allow you to use Wine with other apps
## If you wish the Railway Operation Simulator App to behave as a free standing application you can instead within the configuration tick the box ‘Include Wine.app, so the user doesn’t have to install it’.
# Set ‘Version’ to be the version of the Railway Operation Simulator release.
# Click Install. This should create an application ‘RailwayOperationSimulator.app’ which can be launched.
This will package a copy of Wine.app within the application which will automatically be launched at the same time.
'''NOTE:''' Your choice at point 8 will either result in a single application ~700MB in size, or a two separate applications with the equivalent disk usage.