Linux
The user who installs both ImageMagick and Ghostscript must have “root” privileges.
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Knowledge of the rpm and up2date utilities on Linux is essential.
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ImageMagick for Linux
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There are both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries. Download the correct version for your system.
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2. After the download is complete, click the open box icon to install the binaries. During installation, you might see error messages about missing dependencies. Ignore these messages.
3. From a command line, enter the following:
up2date ImageMagick-devel ImageMagick
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This step might not be required if all of the dynamic libraries used by ImageMagick exist.
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Ghostscript for Linux
Before you install Ghostscript, determine if Ghostscript is already installed on the Linux machine by searching for the gs binary.
If no binary is found, install Ghostscript with the rpm utility. Another option is to compile the Ghostscript source code from
http://www.ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html.
To configure ImageMagick for Linux, follow the same process as other UNIX boxes. The environment variables are the same as for Solaris.
