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Solution 1:
After searching for half a day, I could not find a method in the Chinese forum. I found it on a blog of someone outside of China.
The method is as follows:
Ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx
After completing the installation procedure of ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx, I had finished installation of some Ubuntu extras like Adobe Flash, VLC, Google Chrome .. and so on. then I searched for my favorite C ++ ide-kdevelop but it wasn' t there either in Ubuntu Software Center or Synaptic Package Manager. then how can we install kdevelop on Ubuntu 10.04, well it's very simple and how? That's the purposes of this post. Later I found that kdevelop can be installed in three simple steps by changing repository settings in SPM.
Installing kdevelop on Ubuntu 10.04 lucid lynx
#1. open Synaptic Package Manager and click on 'settings-> repositories '. A new window (named as software sources) will open, then click on tab which says 'updates' and check the box for 'unsupported updates' (close the current window ).
#2. now click on reload (since repository settings have changed) to update the software listings and search for 'kdevelop '; then Mark the packages for installation and finally click on apply (Click OK if it asks for dependent libraries/API) to install kdevelop.
#3. Wait ....... For few moments until the installation is completed. That's all! Open kdevelop from applications-> programming-> kdevelop and enjoy the fun! Of programming.
I hope you have installed KDE successfully... If it's true then let me know through comments else, what's the problem ?.. Write in a comment.
In this case, open the built-in repository of ubuntu, open it under application, and select edit --> Software source. A window is displayed, and select the Update tab, check unsupport update, close it, and search for kdevelop again. Then you can download the kdevelop integrated development environment.
Solution 2:
Some netizens provide the following solutions:
Kdevelop is not added to the Ubuntu 10.04 source;
To install
Code:
Sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: kubuntu-PPA/backports
Then
Code:
Sudo apt-Get update
Sudo apt-Get install kdevelop
However, I encountered a problem in the sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: kubuntu-PPA/backports step, prompting that the PPA. py script is incorrect. If you do not go into the details, use the first solution.