
The installer copies the files to the installation directory. Otherwise, type the full file path to your desired installation directory and press Enter. Press Enter to install the Wolfram Engine to the default directory.Unauthorized reproduction or distribution may result in severeĬivil and criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximum extentĮnter the installation directory, or press Enter to select WARNING: Wolfram Engine is protected by copyright law and international Wolfram Engine 13.3 for LINUX Installer ArchiveĬopyright (c) 1988-2023 Wolfram Research, Inc. After providing the administrative password, the installer starts and the Installation Directory prompt appears. Sudo asks you to enter the administrative password on the machine. For example, if the installer is called “installer.sh”, run: Use the command sudo to run the installer script. The installer needs administrative privileges to run.If you wish to verify that the installer file is in this folder, use the command ls. This changes the directory to your Downloads folder. For example, if the installer is located in your Downloads folder, run: Open a terminal and change the directory to where the installer is located.The license for the Wolfram Engine is created and associated with your Wolfram ID. Read the Free Wolfram Engine for Developers Terms and Conditions of Use and select the checkbox to agree.The Free Developer License Agreement page appears. If prompted, sign in with your Wolfram ID and password.


The installation script will be downloaded to the default downloads folder for your browser, and the Thank You page appears.

