Atria is written in Julia Language v1.9 and works on 64-bit Linux and OSX systems.
The generic binaries do not require any special installation steps, but you will need to ensure that your system can find the atria executable, and pigz & pbzip2 command for compression/decompression.
pigz and pbzip2 are required.
If you use Ubuntu, try sudo apt install pigz pbzip2. You can also download them from pigz's official site and pbzip2's official site.
First, extract the .linux.tar.gz file downloaded from the release page to a folder on your computer:
tar -zxf Atria-VERSION-linux.tar.gzAtria is extracted to Atria-VERSION directory. To run Atria, you can do any of the following:
- Create a symbolic link to
atriainside a folder which is on your systemPATH(recommended) - Add Atria's bin folder to your system
PATHenvironment variable - Invoke the
atriaexecutable by using its full path, as in~/Atria/bin/atria
For example, to create a symbolic link to atria inside the /usr/local/bin folder, you can do the following:
sudo ln -s <where_you_extracted_the_Atria_archive>/bin/atria /usr/local/bin/atriaSorry, we no longer provide binary files for Mac OS (x86 or M-series). You need to install Atria from source. It is easy to follow and doesn't take much time.
pigz and pbzip2 are required.
If you use Homebrew, try brew install pigz; brew install pbzip2. You can also download it from pigz's official site and pbzip2's official site.
Sorry, we no longer provide Atria release for OSX (x86 or M-series). Please install Atria from source.