If you’re not familiar with Woopra, it’s an amazing real-time analytics system. I’ve been using them ever since I got lucky enough to get a beta invite at WordCamp last year. They’ just released the last Release Candidate for it before it goes Gold. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu.
- Download the .sh file from the Woopra site (at the bottom) or here’s a direct link.
- Right click the file and choose ‘Properties’ and the click the ‘Permissions’ tab
- Check the box at the bottom that says "Allow Executing File As Program"
- Double click the file. When the dialogue box pops up, choose “Run in Terminal”
- A terminal window should open. If you see something about a “write protected file”, just hit “y”, then Enter
- You should now see the Woopra installer begin. I left everything as the default.
That’s it! You should now be running Woopra on Ubuntu. All of the issues I was having with initial releases of Woopra have been fixed and it’s working just as well as on Windows/OSX. Huge congrats to the Woopra team!
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