My Computer is ubuntu12.04 32-bit
One. Install Openni, version is 1.5.7
The following dependencies are installed first:
1) GCC 4.x
sudo apt-get install g++
2) Python 2.6+/3.x
sudo apt-get install python
3) LibUSB 1.0.x
sudo apt-get install Libusb-1.0-0-dev
4) FreeGLUT3
sudo apt-get install Freeglut3-dev
5) JDK 6.0
sudo apt-get install OPENJDK-6-JDK
6) Doxygen
sudo apt-get install Doxygen
7) GraphViz
sudo apt-get install Graphviz
8) Mono
sudo apt-get install Mono-complete
After the installation is complete, download Openni and unzip and go to "Your folder path/platform/linux/createredist":
CD your folder path/platform/linux/createredist
Then run the Redistmaker inside:
./redistmaker
Wait for the compilation to complete and automatically generate a new folder, Redist, into the new folder:
CD your folder path/platform/linux/redist
To run the installation:
sudo./install.sh
By this openni, the installation is complete.
Two. Installing Sensorkinect
Also download unzip, go to "Your folder path/platform/linux/createredist":
CD your folder path/platform/linux/createredist
Then run the Redistmaker inside:
./redistmaker
Wait for the compilation to complete and automatically generate a new folder, Redist, into the new folder:
CD your folder path/platform/linux/redist
To run the installation:
sudo./install.sh
You can see that the installation is basically the same as Openni
Three. Installing Nite
Download unzip, go directly to the Unpacked folder, run install.sh
sudo./install.sh
No, you can't. Right-install.sh file--Properties--permissions--allows you to tick as an executable file
or sudo chmod +x install.sh
This nite installation is complete
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Ubuntu12.04+openni+sensorkinect+nite Configuration Installation