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 ==== Option 1: Wine ==== ==== Option 1: Wine ====
  
-The following instructions are for **Ubuntu version ​19.10**.+The following instructions are for **Ubuntu version ​20.10**.
 Commands for the Wine installation on various distributions are given in [[https://​nextnano.eu/​dokuwiki/​doku.php?​id=nnm:​wine_installation|Wine Installation]]. Commands for the Wine installation on various distributions are given in [[https://​nextnano.eu/​dokuwiki/​doku.php?​id=nnm:​wine_installation|Wine Installation]].
 A detailed description on how to install WineHQ on Ubuntu can be found here: [[https://​wiki.winehq.org/​Ubuntu|Install WineHQ package on Ubuntu]] A detailed description on how to install WineHQ on Ubuntu can be found here: [[https://​wiki.winehq.org/​Ubuntu|Install WineHQ package on Ubuntu]]
  
-The following commands are needed to install WineHQ on Ubuntu ​19.10.+The following commands are needed to install WineHQ on Ubuntu ​20.10.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
 sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
 wget -nc https://​dl.winehq.org/​wine-builds/​winehq.key wget -nc https://​dl.winehq.org/​wine-builds/​winehq.key
 sudo apt-key add winehq.key sudo apt-key add winehq.key
-sudo apt-add-repository 'deb https://​dl.winehq.org/​wine-builds/​ubuntu/ ​eoan main'+sudo apt-add-repository 'deb https://​dl.winehq.org/​wine-builds/​ubuntu/ ​groovy ​main'
 sudo apt update sudo apt update
 sudo apt install --install-recommends winehq-stable sudo apt install --install-recommends winehq-stable
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 "​nextnano++/​bin 64bit/​nextnano++_Linux_gcc_64bit.exe"​ --license "​License/​License_nnp.lic"​ --outputdirectory "​Output"​ -log "​Sample files/​nextnano++ sample files/​Quantum Mechanics examples/​QW_finite_1D_nnp.in"​ "​nextnano++/​bin 64bit/​nextnano++_Linux_gcc_64bit.exe"​ --license "​License/​License_nnp.lic"​ --outputdirectory "​Output"​ -log "​Sample files/​nextnano++ sample files/​Quantum Mechanics examples/​QW_finite_1D_nnp.in"​
 </​code>​ </​code>​
-In order to simulate other input files, one simply needs to change the name/​directory of the last argument.+In order to simulate other input files, one simply needs to change the name/​directory of the last argument. Detail documentation on command line features can be found on the pages [[https://​www.nextnano.com/​nextnanoplus/​software_documentation/​command_line.htm|nextnano++ command line arguments]] and [[https://​www.nextnano.com/​nextnano3/​input_parser/​command_line.htm|nextnano3 command line arguments]].
 Further information and more examples can be found in the README_Linux file and the shell scripts included in the nextnano folder. Further information and more examples can be found in the README_Linux file and the shell scripts included in the nextnano folder.
  
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 In order to run simulations using the Windows executables,​ one can simply add the above commands after the command **wine** or **wine64** and modify the name/​directory of the executable to choose one of the Windows executables. In order to run simulations using the Windows executables,​ one can simply add the above commands after the command **wine** or **wine64** and modify the name/​directory of the executable to choose one of the Windows executables.
  
-Please feel free to contact us at //support[at]nextnano.com// regarding any questions.+Please feel free to contact us at <support@nextnano.comregarding any questions.