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#### Mac OS ####
Download the OSX build (ending with -osx.zip) and unpack it into the Applications folder. Java JRE is not required as it comes bundled with the app. Run the app.
Download the OSX build matching your Mac's architecture (ending with -osx-arm.zip for Silicon Apple Macs with M1/M2/M3 processors or osx-x86.zip for older Intel-based Macs) and unpack it into the Applications folder. Java JRE is not required as it comes bundled with the app.
There are two ways to get DIYLC to run on a Mac
- Download a signed and notarized version from DIYLC Patreon which does not require any hassle. Head over to https://www.patreon.com/c/user?u=5213116 to become a member.
- Download the unsigned build and allow DIYLC to run after OSX Gatekeep blocks it initially as unsafe (more details below)
##### Whitelisting DIYLC with OSX Gatekeeper #####
*OSX Sequioa*
- Run DIYLC
- Gatekeeper will block it and offer to move it to Trash - do not do that
- Go to Settings > Privacy and Security
- Find "DIYLC" at the bottom of the screen and allow it
- DIYLC should run fine from this point
*Older Versions of OSX*
If you are getting the error saying that the application is damaged, you need to either whitelist DIYLC with the Gatekeeper or temporarily disable Gatekeeper altogether.
In sone OSX versions, it is sufficient to go to Apple -> System Preferences -> Security & Privacy and allow DIYLC to run after it as blocked by the Gatekeeper.
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#### Linux ####
For most Linux distributions, the easiest way to get DIYLC installed is through [Flatpak](https://flatpak.org/). To install DIYLC run the following command
`flatpak install flathub com.diy_fever.DIYLayoutCreator`
and to run it
`flatpak run com.diy_fever.DIYLayoutCreator`
If Flatpak is not an option for any reason, running the universal build should work.
Linux distribution is packaged as AppImage since version 5.0.0 and it contains bundled JRE 17. If you have any issues with AppImage build, you can always run the universal build.
#### Universal ####
This should work on any Linix/Unix machine as well as MacOS, as long as there is Java JRE installed. Just follow these steps:
* Extract the entire *diylc-[version number].ZIP* file into a separate directory
* Extract the entire *diylc-[version number]-universal.zip* file into a separate directory
* Open the terminal
* Change the directory to the directory where all the files are extracted (**cd `<`path to diylc3`>`**)
* Change the directory to the directory where all the files are extracted (**cd `<`path to diylc`>`**)
* Set the file *run.sh* to be executable by typing **chmod +x run.sh**
* Type **./run.sh** which is the same as **sh run.sh**