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TheIDE and U++ have been released on Flathub [message #60345]

Tue, 19 December 2023 21:32

Klugier
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Registered: September 2012
Location: Poland, Kraków

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Hello,

I would like to inform you that today TheIDE has been released on Flathub. It means that you can download TheIDE bundled with the U++ framework on most Linux distributions without the need to compile the whole environment from scratch. Moreover, it is the perfect version for people who want to try our solution for the first time. The Flatpak version of TheIDE supports all major functionalities, including UppHub, compilation, and debugging. So, the difference between the vanilla U++ and flatpak versions should be minimal. The flatpak version of TheIDE is locked on 2023.2, so even if you change uppsrc to the latest git version, TheIDE update won't be possible.

If you have time, please install the Flatpak version and test it. I will be grateful for your effort. Currently, I am testing on x86_64. However, at the moment, I do not have a machine with the aarch64 architecture (ARM 64) to test. So, if you have such a machine, your tests will be very appreciated. I assume it works. However, live verification is always something different.

Here is the screenshot from the Manjaro app store (you do not need to add any repository; upp can be downloaded after OS installation without any additional configuration):
index.php?t=getfile&id=6875&private=0

You can also download TheIDE directly from the command line by executing the following commands:

flatpak install flathub org.ultimatepp.TheIDE

And then, after installation, run following command to lunch TheIDE:

flatpak run org.ultimatepp.TheIDE

Please treat this flatpak package as a new-year present Smile

Happy new year!

Klugier

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