EditRocket Download Page
The EditRocket download is a full trial version that includes all features.
The download expires 30 days after the first use. After the expiration, a registration code /
serial number
must be purchased to continue using EditRocket.
| File Type | Link | File Name | Size | Notes | |
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Linux (64-bit) | Download | editrocket5_0_2_linux_x64.zip | 46.2 MB | For 64-bit systems |
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Linux (32-bit) | Download | editrocket5_0_2_linux_x86.zip | 49.9 MB | For 32-bit systems |
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Solaris / Unix | Download | editrocket5_0_2.zip | 9.1 MB | Requires Java 1.6 or newer |
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Installation Instructions and Requirements
Linux
Download editrocket5_0_2_linux_x86.zip for 32-bit systems or
editrocket5_0_2_linux_x64.zip for 64-bit systems.
Unzip the downloaded file either by double-clicking or opening a terminal
window and typing the following (unzip file_name)
Open a terminal window.
Navigate to the directory where you unzipped the file and
then to the editrocket directory (cd editrocket).
Launch the shell script:
sh editrocket.sh (you may need to execute a chmod on editrocket.sh before launching -- chmod 755 editrocket.sh)
Solaris / Unix
EditRocket requires Java 1.7 or greater
Download and unzip editrocket5_0_2.zip. Open a terminal window. Navigate to the directory where you unzipped the zip file and then to the editrocket directory.
Either launch the shell script or the executable jar file:
sh editrocket.sh (you may need to execute a chmod on editrocket.sh before launching -- chmod 755 editrocket.sh)
or
java -jar editrocket.jar
If java is not in the path, type the full path to the java program, for example:
/usr/jdk1.7/bin/java -jar editrocket.jar
If using the shell script and java is not in the path, make sure to edit the script so that the full path to java is specified.
Uninstallation Instructions
Linux
To uninstall EditRocket on Linux/Unix systems, remove the "editrocket" folder that was created when extracting the EditRocket zip file. This can be done by either dragging the folder to the trash and emptying the trash, or executing the following command via the terminal application: rm -rf editrocket
