IntelliJ IDEA not working on Ubuntu 17
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I installed IntelliJ and it got installed successfully then when I tried to configure project structure, it wasn't working. I was clicking that option but nothing was happening.
Also when I tried to create a new project, i was getting the same result. I was simply clicking that option but nothing was happening.
I re-installed it several times but nothing happened and the result was same.
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Prathamesh Mutkure
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I installed IntelliJ and it got installed successfully then when I tried to configure project structure, it wasn't working. I was clicking that option but nothing was happening.
Also when I tried to create a new project, i was getting the same result. I was simply clicking that option but nothing was happening.
I re-installed it several times but nothing happened and the result was same.
java ide intellij
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
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Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22
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I installed IntelliJ and it got installed successfully then when I tried to configure project structure, it wasn't working. I was clicking that option but nothing was happening.
Also when I tried to create a new project, i was getting the same result. I was simply clicking that option but nothing was happening.
I re-installed it several times but nothing happened and the result was same.
java ide intellij
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
32
I installed IntelliJ and it got installed successfully then when I tried to configure project structure, it wasn't working. I was clicking that option but nothing was happening.
Also when I tried to create a new project, i was getting the same result. I was simply clicking that option but nothing was happening.
I re-installed it several times but nothing happened and the result was same.
java ide intellij
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
32
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
32
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
32
asked Apr 20 at 6:21
Prathamesh Mutkure
32
32
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Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22
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Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22
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Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22
Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22
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The intellij-idea-community snap package works OK with openjdk-8-jdk without requiring a lot of special configuration, and it also is updated automatically. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo snap install --classic intellij-idea-community
This installs the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition version 2018.1.1.
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
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Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
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The intellij-idea-community snap package works OK with openjdk-8-jdk without requiring a lot of special configuration, and it also is updated automatically. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo snap install --classic intellij-idea-community
This installs the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition version 2018.1.1.
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
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The intellij-idea-community snap package works OK with openjdk-8-jdk without requiring a lot of special configuration, and it also is updated automatically. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo snap install --classic intellij-idea-community
This installs the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition version 2018.1.1.
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
The intellij-idea-community snap package works OK with openjdk-8-jdk without requiring a lot of special configuration, and it also is updated automatically. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo snap install --classic intellij-idea-community
This installs the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition version 2018.1.1.
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
The intellij-idea-community snap package works OK with openjdk-8-jdk without requiring a lot of special configuration, and it also is updated automatically. Open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
sudo snap install --classic intellij-idea-community
This installs the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition version 2018.1.1.
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
answered Apr 21 at 9:22
karel
50.3k11107127
50.3k11107127
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
add a comment |Â
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
Oh yes..!! I am new here so I don't have enough knowledge about this site. Again thanks a lot for this..!!
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 22 at 2:36
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Yes, I installed the community package into the /opt/ folder by executing the idea.sh file
– Prathamesh Mutkure
Apr 21 at 8:22