[DOWNLOAD] Packages of Code::Blocks in your linux distro

[Flash]

Just because I looked on the wiki again, and voila, right there is a Ubuntu AMD64 version. Was it there all the time or did it get added just now? Anyway, there may still be reason to upload a Debian AMD64 version aswell?

[takeshimiya]

Anyway, there may still be reason to upload a Debian AMD64 version aswell?

Yes, because Ubuntu != Debian.

BTW, we really need a Debian Sponsor. Has somebody tried to get one?

[Cows]

i just installed suse linux 10.0 and i want to add codeblocks to my system. apparently i cannot download a 10.0 rpm or someway to download the file and install it. im running on a 64 bit suse , i think its 64 cause when i was going to install it i pressed F3 and it said 64bit in the F6 button, so idk if in linux is called i686 or x86_64. but can anyone point me to the 64bit codeblocks installer?

[jsibarani]

slackware 10.2  .tgz package unicode build :

http://images.jefrisibarani.multiply.com/movie/jefrisibarani:video:1/jefrisibarani/1.tgz/1ZsQs22vVAwlel+Wn5,53A/codeblocks-1.0.0.svn.3253-i686-1jsa.tgz

http://jefrisibarani.multiply.com/

note : the package installs to /opt/codeblocks

cheers

[SmileyMan]

Anyway, there may still be reason to upload a Debian AMD64 version aswell?

Yes, because Ubuntu != Debian.

BTW, we really need a Debian Sponsor. Has somebody tried to get one?

Well, Windows crapped out on my laptop last night, so I've decided to put Debian Etch on it.  I use C::B on all my Windows boxen, so I'm going to be needing it on my Linbox as well.  Last time I did Debian packaging was in the last millennium, but I'm a professional packager (MSI) by trade, so I'd like to give this a go.

No promises on timescales as of yet.  I'll post here when I've done something.  Also, it'll be i386 only for a while.

[bugmenot]

Package for Arch Linux: http://www.f-forge.com?d=bLfc4BsCu57GirlHOtxj
(December 8th SVN build)

[Ptomaine]

Can anyone provide SuSE 10.x (x86_64) RPM?

[tommy]

and one for ubuntu 6.10 (amd64) please..?

[johne53]

I'm a complete Linux novice running OpenSuse 10.2 on a 32 bit PC (AMD processor). Is there a simple way to install the Code::Blocks IDE (for example, via Yast ? )

[TheTuxKeeper]

Downloading the package and clicking on it should make it

There's no repository there which contains codeblocks. Perhaps I'll create a little one on my webspace   but have no time atm.

[johne53]

Thanks Daniel. Sorry to be a pain but could you just remind me where I can obtain the package? I'm running OpenSuse 10.2

[TheTuxKeeper]

Thanks Daniel. Sorry to be a pain but could you just remind me where I can obtain the package? I'm running OpenSuse 10.2

No pain! My fault. Could have posted the link in my last post
Here ist the latest suse package: http://thetuxkeeper.phoetron.de/CB_20070419_rev3876_suse100-102.i586.rpm

[johne53]

Hi Daniel. It seems like I've fallen at the first hurdle. When I tried to install from the downloaded rpm, I got the following error message:-

Dependency Resolution Failed
Unresolved dependencies:
Installing codeblocks-1.0_0.svn.3876-0.suse100.i586[Local packages]
There are no installable providers of libwx_gtk2u_xrc-2.6.so.0 for codeblocks-1.0_0.svn.3876-0.suse100.i586[Local packages]

What do I need to do to correct this?

[Biplab]

Install wxGTK package through YaST.

[johne53]

Thanks, it seems to be working now. I know this isn't within the scope of this forum - but is there anywhere that I can get a simple "Hello World" type type project for Linux? (C++)

[Edit...] It's okay. I found out that I can create an empty "Hello World" type program from within C::B. Thanks for everyone's help.