Install the latest ArduinoIDE1.6.7 in Ubuntu15.10

This tutorial will teach you how to install the latest ArduinoIDE1.6.7 in the current Ubuntu15.10 release. Open-source ArduinoIDE released 1.6.7 and brought about many changes. The new release has been switched to java8. it is bound to the IDE and used for compilation. For details, see the release description. For older versions 1.0.5 that do not want to use the software center, you can install Ardui in all Ubuntu Distributions Using the following steps

This tutorial will teach you how to install the latest Arduino IDE 1.6.7 in the current Ubuntu 15.10 release.

The open-source Arduino IDE released 1.6.7 and brought about many changes. The new release has been switched to Java 8, which is bound with the IDE and used for compilation. For details, see the release description.

For older versions 1.0.5 that do not want to use the software center, you can install Arduino in all Ubuntu Distributions Using the following steps.

Replace the software package version with the correct version number.

1. download the latest package Linux 32-bit or Linux 64-bit from the official link here.

If you do not know the type of your system? Choose system Settings> details> overview.

2. Open the terminal from Unity Dash, App Launcher, or press Ctrl + Alt + T. Run the following commands one by one:

Go to the download folder:

Cd ~ /Desktop

Run the tar command to decompress the package:

Tar-xvf arduino-1.6.7-linux32.tar.xz

Move the extracted file to/opt:

Sudo music arduino-1.6.7/opt

3. Now IDE is bound to the latest Java. But it is best to set a desktop icon/Startup Mode for the program:

Go to the installation directory:

Arduino-1.6.7/cd/opt/

Run the install. sh command in this directory.

Chmod + x install. sh

Finally, run the script to install both the desktop shortcut and startup icon:

./Install. sh

"&" Is used to run these three commands simultaneously:

Finally, run the Arduino IDE from Unity Dash, program starter, or desktop shortcut.

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