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-=====Modo===== 
  
-MODO is a closed source application from the Foundry. 
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-It installs on Slackware the same way as on Red Hat or Ubuntu. 
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-Download the installer. 
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-Run the installer. The `--target` option is mandatory: 
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-<​code>​ 
-$ su 
-# mkdir /opt/modo 
-# ./​MODO_801_SP4_linux.run --target /opt/modo 
-</​code>​ 
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-====Licensing==== 
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-Foundry uses the `FountryLicenseUtility` (FLU) to register the application. Run FLU and point it to your license file: 
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-<​code>​ 
-./​FoundryLicenseUtility -l $HOME/​FoundryLicensing/​foundry.lic ​ 
-</​code>​ 
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-There are various places you can place the Foundry License file: 
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-  * $HOME/​FoundryLicensing/​ 
-  * /​usr/​local/​foundry/​RLM/​ 
-  * $HOME/​FoundryLicensing/​ ....directory not found, moving on. 
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-Alternately,​ you or your organisation may use a licensing server. This can be reached after launching MODO. 
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-{{:​modo_lic.jpg?​200|}} 
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-====Applications Menu==== 
-Presumably because many studios have their artists launch applications from a shell, the MODO installer does not provide a launcher for the application menu. If you want one, create one in a text editor of your choice and save the file to `/​usr/​share/​applications/​modo.desktop`:​ 
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-<​code>​ 
-[Desktop Entry] 
-Encoding=UTF-8 
-Name=Modo 
-GenericName=Modo 
-Comment=Foundry Modo 
-Exec=/​opt/​modo/​modo 
-MimeType= 
-Icon=/​opt/​modo/​resrc/​icons/​icon_128x128.png 
-Path= 
-TerminalOptions= 
-Terminal=false 
-Type=Application 
-Categories=Graphics;​3DGraphics;​ 
-</​code>​