52 | | * On a '''Mac''' you will find the JOSM directory in the user directory {{{/Users/}}}''username''{{{/.josm/plugins}}}. The point "." in front of ".josm" indicates that this folder is invisible. To show the contents of this hidden folder, use the Finders Go to folder menu command (cmd-shift-G), and enter "~/.josm") in the dialog that pops up. Drag any plugins you'd like to install into the {{{plugins}}} folder. |
53 | | * On a '''Linux''' system you will find the JOSM directory in the user directory {{{/home/}}}''username''{{{/.josm/plugins}}}. The point "." in front of ".josm" indicates that this folder is invisible. To show the contents of this hidden folder, use the file manager and enter "~/.josm" in the address line (if no address line is visible just try to enter a letter and hopefully a popup to enter the address will open). Alternatively it is possible to "show hidden" files and folders in the file manager, using the keyboard shortcut ''Ctrl+H''. Drag any plugins you'd like to install into the {{{plugins}}} folder. |
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55 | | (You can also copy the plugin files using the command line.) |
| 52 | * On a '''Mac''' you will find the JOSM directory in the user directory {{{/Users/}}}''username''{{{/.josm/plugins}}}. The point "." in front of ".josm" indicates that this folder is invisible. To show the contents of this hidden folder, use the Finders Go to folder menu command (cmd-shift-G), and enter "~/.josm") in the dialog that pops up. Drag any plugins you'd like to install into the {{{plugins}}} folder.[[BR]] (You can also copy the plugin files using the command line.) |
| 53 | * On a '''Linux''' system you will find the JOSM directory in the user directory {{{/home/}}}''username''{{{/.josm/plugins}}}. The point "." in front of ".josm" indicates that this folder is invisible. To show the contents of this hidden folder, use the file manager and enter "~/.josm" in the address line (if no address line is visible just try to enter a letter and hopefully a popup to enter the address will open). Alternatively it is possible to "show hidden" files and folders in the file manager, using the keyboard shortcut ''Ctrl+H''. Drag any plugins you'd like to install into the {{{plugins}}} folder.[[BR]] (You can also copy the plugin files using the command line.) |