Installation:
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To install Molegro Virtual Docker on Linux:

Extract the downloaded file (MVD2008_3_0_0.tar.gz):

'tar xvfz MVD2008_3_0_0.tar.gz' will install MVD in <currentpath>/Molegro/MVD
 
In order to run Molegro Virtual Docker, the license file needs to be installed:

Copy the license file (license files have a '.license' filename extension) to the same directory as the MVD program file (named 'mvd'), e.g. '/home/<username>/Molegro/MVD/bin'

If you haven't obtained a license file yet, please contact Molegro to obtain one:

Web: http://www.molegro.com
E-mail: support@molegro.com


Release Notes for various Linux Distributions:
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MVD has been tested with the following distributions:

- Debian 3.1
- Fedora Core 3 [See below]
- Fedora Core 4
- Fedora Core 5
- Gentoo 2005.1 [See below]
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 3 [See below]
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 4
- SUSE Linux 10 (using KDE 3.5) [See below]
- Ubuntu Linux 5.10
- Ubuntu Linux 6.10 (both 32 and 64-bit)

If MVD fails to start the most likely cause is a missing dependency.

If MVD is started from a windows manager (e.g. KDE) there will not be any indication of missing dependencies - the program just doesn't start up.

To resolve missing dependencies, start MVD from the command line, and inspect the output.

The most likely missing dependency is 'libstdc++6'

Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 3:
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You will most likely need to update 'libstdc++6'.

Debian 3.1:
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You will most likely need to update 'libstdc++6'.

Choose 'Applications | System Tools | Synaptic Package Manager' and choose 'Search' and enter 'libstdc++6' and mark it for installation.

SUSE Linux 10 (using KDE 3.5):
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If the error 'Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".' appears, check the X configuration file:

In the file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' under the section 'Module':
The line 'Load "glx" ' must NOT be commented out. (If it is remove the '#' sign).

Gentoo 2005.1:
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You will most likely need to update 'libstdc++6'.

This can be done by updating to the latest version of GCC.
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS MIGHT HAVE CONSEQUENCES FOR ALL OTHER PARTS OF YOUR SYSTEM.
GCC can be updated to the latest version by typing: 'emerge gcc'