Although we can also accept the defaults and continue.Īfter customizing it, we can now start enjoying Komodo Edit. When Komodo Edit is opened for the first time, we will be asked to customize it. Or we can also use this other command to create a symbolic link to Komodo: sudo ln -s "/opt/KomodoEdit/bin/komodo" /usr/local/bin/komodoĪfter this, we can go to Ubuntu Activities and search there « Komodo" for launch the program. To finish, we are going to execute the following command to apply settings: source ~/.bashrc Inside the file, we are going to copy and paste the following line.
bashrc file with a text editor: vim ~/.bashrc After a moment of introduction, we should receive a message similar to the one in the previous screenshot, which will indicate that the installation was successful.Īfter completing the installation process, we will have to add 'komodo' to our PATH variable. To do all this, we will only have to use the following commands in the same terminal: Following we will execute the installation command. To withdraw from your install x86 version, just use the following link to download the program: wget Install Komodo Edit 12 on UbuntuĪfter downloading and extracting the file, let's first move to the newly extracted folder. Once the package is downloaded, we can unzip it with the command: tar xzvf Komodo-Edit-*.tar.gz It is necessary to have wget, since we are going to download the program using this tool. To download the program we can go to project website or open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and use the following commands to install Ubuntu on 64-bit systems. As I write these lines, the latest version published is 12.0.1. We can download a 32-bit or 64-bit version. When you're ready to install Komodo Edit 12 on Ubuntu, just follow these steps: Download
You can see all of them in detail on the page of Project documentation. These are just some of the features of Komodo Edit 12.
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