Obiee linux and unix

Do you know how to open OBIEE on UNIX?
How would you start and stop services in UNIX?
Is it possible to open the OBIEE Admin Tool in UNIX platform?
Is it possible to deploy the code (RPD) in UNIX platform?
and also in linux

---Startup the BI services
Set the BI_HOME to the Oracle BI Home path e.g. /opt/oracle/product/OracleBI
$export BI_HOME=/opt/oracle/product/OracleBI
#Start the BI sever
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-sa.sh start
#Start the presentation service
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-saw.sh-start
#Start the scheduler
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-sch.sh start
#Start the cluster controller – only required when BI servers clustered
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-ccs.sh start
Shutdown the BI services
$export BI_HOME=/opt/oracle/product/OracleBI
#Stop the cluster controller – only required when BI servers clustered
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-ccs.sh stop
#Stop the BI sever
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-sa.sh stop
#Stop the presentation service
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-saw.sh stop
#Stop the scheduler
$$BI_HOME/setup/run-sch.sh stop
Using Windows as client we open Unix' Box RPD or we do dev work in Windows and migrate/deploy to Unix box.
Pls mark correct or helpful if helps

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