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Category Archives: AntConc
AntConc on TurnKey Linux Server
If you try to launch AntConc on a Debian-based 64-bit system, you get the following error message (tested with versions 3.2.4u and 3.4.1u):
./antconc3.2.4u: No such file or directory or ./AntConc: No such file or directory
The following steps were necessary for me to be able to start AntConc on a TurnKey Linux Server (Debian7, 64-bit) using ssh
with X11-forwarding
enabled (e.g. PuTTY plus Xming on Windows 8.1).
Important note: Please respect Laurence Anthony’s licensing terms and ask for permission before using AntConc in a server/group environment (see README section ‘LEGAL MATTER’ (p. 11) for details).
1) Activate i386
architecture on 64-bit systems:
apt-get install libc6-i386 dpkg --add-architecture i386
2) Install missing 32-bit libraries:
apt-get install libx11-6:i386 libxss1:i386 libxft2:i386
For Ubuntu-based systems see this post, for other Linux distributions see ongoing discussion on: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antconc
AntConc 3.4.1m (2014) on OSX Mavericks (OS X 10.9)
[Last update: 06/02/2014]
By default, if you try to open AntConc 3.4.1m (2014) on Mac OS X Mavericks, it is blocked by OSX Gatekeeper:
- To be able to start the app, you need to add it as an exception: Go to ‘Apple Icon’ ⇨ ‘System Preferences’ ⇨ ‘Security & Privacy’:
- Click on ‘Open Anyway’ (you need to have double-clicked AntConc before for this option to appear):
- and click on ‘open’ in the following dialogue:
For a discussion of known issues, visit: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antconc
Users reported:
- screen refresh issues when changing parameters (workaround: change tab or move window to reflect changes)
AntConc 3.2.4m (2011) on OSX Mavericks (OS X 10.9)
There are two things that you have to bear in mind, when trying to start AntConc 3.2.4m on Mac OS X Mavericks:
(jump to Troubleshooting section if antconc pops up briefely and disappears again)
1) By default, if you try to open the app, it is blocked by OSX Gatekeeper:
- To be able to start the app, you need to add it as an exception: Go to ‘Apple Icon’ ⇨ ‘System Preferences’ ⇨ ‘Security & Privacy’:
- Click on ‘Open Anyway’ (you need to have double-clicked antconc3.2.4m before for this option to appear):
- and click on ‘open’ in the following dialogue:
2) Download, install & run the latest X11:
- The first time you try to open the app, you’ll see the following message:
- You can click on ‘Continue’ or go directly to the download page:
- Download and open the latest .dmg file
- Install XQuartz on your system
- Start X11 (‘Finder’ ⇨ ‘Go’ ⇨ ‘Utilities’ ⇨ ‘XQuartz’)
- Double-click antconc3.2.4m
Troubleshooting
If the antconc3.2.4m icon only pops up briefly in the doc area and disappears again, you forgot to start X11 before starting AntConc:
Open ‘XQuartz’: ‘Finder’ ⇨ ‘Go’ ⇨ ‘Utilities’ ⇨ ‘XQuartz’
and double-click antconc afterwards. (Go back to Section 2 if ‘XQuartz’ is not present in the ‘Utilities’ folder.)
AntConc dependencies on Ubuntu/Xubuntu 64-bit
[Last update: 17/03/2014]
If you try to launch AntConc on an Ubuntu-based 64-bit system, you get the following error message (tested with versions 3.2.4u, 3.3.5u, 3.4.0u and 3.4.1u):
./antconc3.2.4u: No such file or directory or ./AntConc: No such file or directory
The minimal dependencies I had to install in order for AntConc to start successfully on Ubuntu 64-bit were the following libraries (tested on Ubuntu 13.10 and Xubuntu 12.04 LTS):
sudo apt-get install libx11-6:i386 libxss1:i386 libxft2:i386
For TurnKey/Debian systems, see this post, for other Linux distributions see ongoing discussion on: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antconc