I want to install the latest netbeans (i.e. 7.2), But ubuntu software center only gives me 7.0.1. How to I install netbeans 7.2 on the latest Ubuntu 12.04? thanks
1 Answer
Go to netbeans download page
Make sure the platform is linux(x86/x64) on the top-right of page download any version you want from the ones listed below. you will end up with a netbeans-7.**.sh file.
for me,
filename=netbeans-7.2-ml-linux.sh
it will vary depending on the version you choose.
open terminal, go to the directory where its downloaded eg: I downloaded into my Downloads folder so,I entered the command
cd ~/Downloads
now execute the .sh file, by entering
sudo bash <filename>
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1Thanks, that works, but this is not part of ubuntu package system and may not benefit from ubuntu upgrade tools. Sep 26, 2012 at 3:38
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Im afraid canonical controls which software goes into the repositories..so the other option is to wait.– Sagar_RSep 26, 2012 at 12:58
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7No, Sagar_R, you are completely wrong. Canonical does not control what is in repositories and what is not. Repositories are maintained by Ubuntu community. The fact that the newest NetBeans is not yet in repositories is most likely because the person who maintains this package hadn't yet time to upgrade it, or because nobody has yet picked up this package to push it to repos. Remember that they are all volunteers, and can't donate all their time to Ubuntu. Jan 25, 2013 at 21:29
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4Netbeans can auto-update itself, so you do not need ubuntu upgrade tools to be informed of and install latest version of Netbeans.– loostroApr 25, 2013 at 12:45
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1@loostro, How to do that? When i click "Help->check for update", it just checking the plug-ins. And then show me this message:
Check your network connection, verify that your proxy settings are configured correctly in the NetBeans IDE, or try again later.
– shgnIncJan 5, 2014 at 9:58