Installation

Linux

This installation assumes LogiGSK is installed to /opt/LogiGSK. Make sure all paths in scripts are correct and accessible. A common mistake is that a user has no read and/or write permissions.

Prerequisites:

• Java
• JSVC (I used the simple sudo apt-get install jsvc, but it could be different for you, google it)

Using provided package creator script file (best way)

• Clone and extract repository
• To get a .deb package run sudo ./logigsk-buildpackage deb
• To get a .rpm package run sudo ./logigsk-buildpackage rpm (Please note that rpm are created using alien tool through converting .deb package to .rpm)
• To get both packages run sudo ./logigsk-buildpackage
• Install the resulting package
• To uninstall do so through your package manager, example in Ubuntu sudo apt-get remove logigsk.

Please note that the package creator script logigsk-buildpackage uses Apache Ant, java, alien and dpkg tools to compile the source code to create executable jars which in turn are used along with other scripts to create the final package, you can trace every step in logigsk-buildpackage for a better understanding

Using provided package files (second best way)

• .deb package
• .rpm package

Using provided INSTALL script (third best way)

• Clone and extract repository
• Run the script by typing sudo ./INSTALL
• To uninstall run sudo logigsk UNINSATLL

Please note that this script is very similar to the package creating script but it doesn't create a package, but rather installs the files directly to the directories bypassing the package installation through package manager step. it also differs from the package installation step in that it has an UNINSTALL script which can be executed by running sudo logigsk UNINSATLL

Using provided jar files(old and not recommended)

• Copy provided LogiGSK directory into /opt or any other preferred directory (please note that if a directory other than /opt is used all paths in scripts must be corrected and accessible)
• Make sure that all files in /opt/LogiGSK have read permissions for current user.
• Make sure that LogiGSK.jar is executable
• Change all paths in /opt/LogiGSK/LogiGSK to the match the installation environment (EXEC, JAVA_HOME, XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP, ... etc)
• Copy LogiGSK.rules into /etc/udev/rules.d/ and then reload rules
• Copy 90_LogiGSK into /etc/pm/sleep.d/ (**this is required for the service to function correctly after resume from suspend or hibernate**)
• Add LogiGSK.sh script to startup scripts (I added it to autostart, but it could be different for you, google it) and make sure script is run by current user and not root
• Open terminal and type "/opt/LogiGSK/LogiGSK" start
• To open the LogiGSK configuration tool, either execute the LogiGSK.jar jar or click open in the system tray icon

Steps taken on Linux Mint 17 KDE:

• sudo cp ~/Downloads/LogiGSK.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/

• sudo chmod -R 755 /etc/udev/rules.d/LogiGSK.rules

• sudo udevadm control --reload-rules

• sudo tar -xf ~/Downloads/LogiGSK-V1.0.tar.gz -C /opt

• sudo chown -R root:root /opt/LogiGSK/

• sudo chmod -R 755 /opt/LogiGSK/

• sudo cp /opt/LogiGSK/90_LogiGSK /etc/pm/sleep.d/

• ln -sf /opt/LogiGSK/LogiGSK.sh ~/.config/autostart/LogiGSK.sh

• "/opt/LogiGSK/LogiGSK" start

Compiling source code

• Download the LogiGSK source directory
• Open project in Netbeans (or import project to any other IDE)
• Make desired modifications, then compile and use jars same as previous section