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Setting Up

The-King-of-Toasters edited this page Jun 24, 2016 · 3 revisions

nuTagger is a OS-independent program, meaning it can run on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and various GNU/Linux distributions. But before being able to run nuTagger, you must first install the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for it to work.

Installing the JRE

Windows

Go to this site and click the "Free Java Download" button. Wait for the installer to finish and go the the folder where nuTagger.jar and the lib folder is located.

Mac OS X

Open the Start.sh file in the folder containing nuTagger.jar and lib. If it does not run immediately, then follow the same steps as for Windows.

GNU/Linux

All GNU/Linux distributions have their own way of acquiring the JDK ethier through their package manager or by other official means. The way to acquire the JDK on the some GNU/Linux distributions are listed below. You will need to copy these commands into your terminal:

Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint/elementary OS

sudo apt install default-jre

Fedora

sudo dnf install jre

openSUSE

Follow the instructions listed here

Everything Else

I recommend you go to your favourite search engine and search "How to install JRE on Your Distro"

Running nuTagger

Go the the folder where nuTagger.jar and the lib folder are located. For Windows, open the Start.bat file and for Mac OS or GNU/Linux open the start.sh file. Experienced users can also run java -jar nuTagger.jar through their terminal/command prompt.

From here you should be greeted by the main screen of nuTagger.