Ubuntu10.10 install PyCharm1.5

Today, when I wanted to enter Ubuntu, I suddenly found that there was no boot option, and there was something about grub. This was a big surprise for new Linux users. After a long time on google, I still had no solution, helpless, had to reinstall the system (in fact, the system was indeed a problem, this re-installation is just to avoid, in addition, it is estimated that the system is updated caused... The first thing after reinstalling is to cancel the update check, saving your worries. Okay, let's talk about how to install pycharm. There is almost no official inspiration. 1. Install JDK first (this is the biggest headache.

Today, when I wanted to enter Ubuntu, I suddenly found that there was no boot option, and there was something about grub. This was a big surprise for new Linux users. After a long time on google, I still had no solution, helpless, had to reinstall the system (in fact, the system was indeed a problem, this re-installation is just to avoid, in addition, it is estimated that the system is updated caused... The first thing after reinstalling is to cancel the update check, saving your worries.

Okay, let's talk about how to install pycharm. there is basically no official inspiration.

1. install JDK first (this is the most painful thing). Refer to this article: JDK-s. /jdk-6u23-linux-i586.bin when saying what "permissions are not enough" or something, in. binfile attributes-permission. The following "allow program execution Files" check !!

2. As shown in the following figure, cannot start PyCharm.

No JDK found to run PyCharm. Please validate either PYCHARM_JDK or JDK_HOME points to valid JDK installation

3. if sudo sh pycharm. sh will say nothing to find java or something, such as pycharm. sh: 118:/bin/java: not found, solution: In pycharm. sh:

1. JAVA_HOME =/home/bob/jdk1.6.0 _ 27
3. Export JRE_HOME =/home/bob/jdk1.6.0 _ 27/jre
5. Export CLASSPATH =.: $ JAVA_HOME/lib: $ JRE_HOME/lib: $ CLASSPATH
7. Export PATH = $ JAVA_HOME/bin: $ JRE_HOME/bin: $ PATH

4. Then sudo sh pycharm. sh is enough, but what if we want to start pycharm graphically? That is to say, you are too lazy to run the code from the terminal every time to start pycharm, just click the icon on the desktop, then you can do this: right-click the desktop or panel and choose "add to panel"> "Custom Application initiator"> "name". Click "Browse" next to the command to find pycharm. sh, note: Add sh before the path. Remember this !!!! Otherwise, it cannot be started !!!

5. Everything is OK. Enjoy the power of pycharm !!

PyCharm details: Click here
PyCharm: Click here

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