Every time you make a fresh installation of ubuntu, you need to download large software packages again. So the best way to save time is to download the installer files and store it in a different hard-disk drive. Later, we can simply double-click the installer file to install the application!
This tutorial is not only for Ubuntu Netbook remix. It can be used at any version of Ubuntu
1. Install JDK
We will use OpenJDK as your default JDK. JDK is needed to develop applications in Netbeans. Alternately, you can use Sun JDK
To install OpenJDK, type in terminal:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk
2. Download Netbeans from Official Site
Now we will download Netbeans. Go to Download link below:
Download page. Choose options you need.
3. Install
When download is completed, you will find a .sh file waiting for you. Give it executable permission- Copy the file to your home directory. Then open a terminal and type:
sudo chmod a+x filename.sh
Now, Simply double click it to install.
Alternately, you can run it from terminal. Copy the file to your home directory. Then open a terminal and type:
sudo sh filename.sh
Of course, replace filename.sh with the filename you just downloaded.
Now, store the large downloaded file to a safe location so that you may use it later, when you re-install Ubuntu!
disappointed 8:31 pm on March 21, 2012 Permalink |
You just showed how the python for worked with ranges.
Actually, c-style “for” loops are much more generic. Their shape is :
for( initialisation statement ; end test ; post-iteration satement)
Which allows complex things like :
for (i=1,j=2 ; (i+j)%17 != 0 ; i=j+2i, j=3j-i)
That’s what people are looking for when they ask about c-style for loops.
Shafiul Azam 11:25 pm on March 30, 2012 Permalink |
Hmm, agreed.