How do i open netedit after installing sumo by the terminal?

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I need to create my own network for simulation but i need netedit that built on top of the sumo netconvert. How do I do it. Do I need anything else besides sumo?
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I need to create my own network for simulation but i need netedit that built on top of the sumo netconvert. How do I do it. Do I need anything else besides sumo?
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I need to create my own network for simulation but i need netedit that built on top of the sumo netconvert. How do I do it. Do I need anything else besides sumo?
command-line
I need to create my own network for simulation but i need netedit that built on top of the sumo netconvert. How do I do it. Do I need anything else besides sumo?
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asked Jun 8 '17 at 5:06
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After you've, install sumo
. on terminal you type netedit
.
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It shows "Segmentation fault: 11", any idea why?
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You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
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After you've, install sumo
. on terminal you type netedit
.
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After you've, install sumo
. on terminal you type netedit
.
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After you've, install sumo
. on terminal you type netedit
.
After you've, install sumo
. on terminal you type netedit
.
answered Jun 8 '17 at 7:06


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It shows "Segmentation fault: 11", any idea why?
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You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
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It shows "Segmentation fault: 11", any idea why?
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You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
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It shows "Segmentation fault: 11", any idea why?
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You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
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You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
You should ask your own question and provide additional details like Ubuntu OS version, and how you installed sumo. netedit is a part of the sumo install from the Ubuntu repos, so it should just run.
– ubfan1
43 mins ago
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