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Add installation instructions for Linux #1890
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Add a section for each operating system
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# Install k6 Studio | |||
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You can install k6 Studio on Windows and macOS. | |||
You can install k6 Studio on Windows, macOS, and Linux. | |||
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## Before you begin | |||
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- Install [Google Chrome](https://www.google.com/chrome/) on your computer. |
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@Llandy3d with Linux support, do we need to add something specific about Chromium here, or to the Linux section?
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I would add a note that on Linux arm64
only Chromium is supported (because Chrome doesn't exists) 🤔
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1. Open the k6-studio Scripts folder. | |||
- For macOS, that can be found in `~/Documents/k6-studio/Scripts`. | |||
- For Windows, that can be found in `C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Documents\k6-studio`. | |||
- For Linux, that can be found in ``. |
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@Llandy3d do you know what's the path for Linux here?
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same as macOS: ~/Documents/k6-studio/Scripts
I think on Windows there we are missing the last Scripts
part as well 🤔
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- On macOS: ~/Library/Logs/k6 Studio/k6-studio.log | |||
- On Windows: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\k6 Studio\logs\k6-studio.log | |||
- On Linux: |
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@Llandy3d do you know the path for Linux here as well?
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@cristianoventura do you know this one ? 🤔
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When using k6 Studio on Mac or Windows, k6 Studio automatically updates whenever a new version is released. | ||
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For Linux systems, you have to manually update the application. |
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@Llandy3d are there any specific instructions for how to update on Linux? 🤓
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I can only assume that it will be the same command used to install the first time, for example on Ubuntu sudo dpkg -i <k6-studio-installer>
What?
Add installation instructions for Linux, and split the installation page into three sections, one for each operating system.
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