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Pierre Jacquier 1a59fc4f99 Rename the app to Zoo Design Studio (#5974) 
* WIP: Change the name of the app
Fixes #5971

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* Change appId back to dev.zoo.modeling-app after updater test failure

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Setting Up Zoo Design Studio

Compared to other CAD software, getting Zoo Design Studio up and running is quick and straightforward across platforms. It's about 100MB to download and is quick to install.

Windows

  1. Download the Zoo Design Studio installer for Windows and for your processor type.

  2. Once downloaded, run the installer Zoo Design Studio-{version}-{arch}-win.exe which should take a few seconds.

  3. The installation happens at C:\Program Files\Zoo Design Studio. A shortcut in the start menu is also created so you can run the app easily by clicking on it.

macOS

  1. Download the Zoo Design Studio installer for macOS and for your processor type.

  2. Once downloaded, open the disk image Zoo Design Studio-{version}-{arch}-mac.dmg and drag the applications to your Applications directory.

  3. You can then open your Applications directory and double-click on Zoo Design Studio to open.

Linux

  1. Download the Zoo Design Studio installer for Linux and for your processor type.

  2. Install the dependencies needed to run the AppImage format.

    • On Ubuntu, install the FUSE library with these commands in a terminal.

      sudo apt update
sudo apt install libfuse2

    • Optionally, follow these steps to install appimaged. It is a daemon that makes interacting with AppImage files more seamless.

    • Once installed, copy the downloaded Zoo Design Studio-{version}-{arch}-linux.AppImage to the directory of your choice, for instance ~/Applications.

    • appimaged should automatically find it and make it executable. If not, run:

      chmod a+x ~/Applications/Zoo\ Modeling\ App-{version}-{arch}-linux.AppImage

  3. You can double-click on the AppImage to run it, or in a terminal with this command:

     ~/Applications/Zoo\ Modeling\ App-{version}-{arch}-linux.AppImage