How to set up Linux
Using fonts
For correct 1C:Enterprise functioning on Linux, fonts from the Microsoft Core Fonts set are required. The font set license (http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fontpack/eula.htm) prohibits including them in distribution kits but allows free download and use of these fonts.
You can use the following methods for installing these fonts:
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Some distribution kits include packages that download and install these fonts. For example, ttf-mscorefonts-installer in Debian, Ubuntu, and Mint.
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For RPM distribution kits, a spec file project for installing these fonts is available.
For detailed installation instructions, see http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/. -
You can download the fonts manually (using the link http://sourceforge.net/projects/corefonts/files/the%20fonts/final/) and copy them to the $HOME/.fonts directory of the account that you use for running 1C:Enterprise 8.
External libraries
Some of 1C:Enterprise features require the following libraries on Linux:
Library | File name | Version | Purpose |
ImageMagick | libMagickWand, or libWand, or libMagickWand-6.Q16 | 6.2.8 or later if you are not planning to use geographical schemas; |
Used on 1C:Enterprise server in managed mode; When the following objects are used on the server: Chart, GraphicalSchema, SpreadsheetDocument; When the GetPicture method of the following objects is called on the server: Chart, GanttChart, Dendrogram, and PivotChart. |
FreeType | libfreetype | 2.1.9 or later | Used on 1C:Enterprise server in managed mode; When the following objects are used on the server: Chart, GraphicalSchema, SpreadsheetDocument, When the GetPicture method of the following objects is called on the server: Chart, GanttChart, Dendrogram, and PivotChart; Saving to PDF files |
Libgsf | libgsf-1 | 1.10.1 or later | Exporting and importing to or from XLS format |
Glib | libglib-2.0 | 2.12.4 or later | Exporting and importing to or from XLS format |
UnixOdbc | libodbc | 2.2.11 or later | Managing external data sources |
Kerberos | libkrb5 | 1.4.2 or later | Operating system authentication |
GSS-API Kerberos | libgssapi_krb5 | 1.4.2 or later | Operating system authentication |
Remote connection
Use TightVNC software in remote connection scenarios.