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# Linux and MacOS

## Known Possible Issues

### SWAT+ Editor: SUID Sandbox

You may receive an error trying to launch SWAT+ Editor on some Linux distributions:

> The SUID sandbox helper binary was found, but it is not configured correctly.

&#x20;If so, please try the following.

Find your installation location. If you did install for me, it is:

```
cd ~/.local/share/SWATPlus/SWATPlusEditor
```

If you selected install for all, it is:

```
cd /usr/local/share/SWATPlus/SWATPlusEditor
```

From the install directory, type the following commands:

```
sudo chown root chrome-sandbox
sudo chmod 4755 chrome-sandbox
```

You should now be able to launch the editor without error.


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