How to install Komodo editor in Ubuntu 5.1
Posted: July 25, 2009 at 3:42 pm | Tags: autocomplete , Komodo , php editorI've Been searching for a PHP editor works on Linux and That Provides the functions That Were used on Rapid PHP (the editor I used on Ms.). I tried Eclipse, Bluefish, Kate, NetBeans and still a couple, But neither is the editor I need.
I used gedit for a long time, the only problem is It does have autocomplete. Now I found Komodo: HAS autocomplete, using Many Is Not resources and the workspace is big enough. Also HAS replace all function. So, this is what I was looking for. Here is is the installation steps:
wget
Unpacking:
tar zxvf Komodo-Edit-5.0.3-2767-linux-libcpp6-x86.tar.gz
You Gotta go in the WHERE IT WAS unpacked directory and run install.sh.
cd Komodo-Edit-5.1.4-3797-linux-x86-libcpp6 /
sh install.sh
After running install.sh, you have to specify the path intallation. The red path is the one I use, is not a default one.
Enter directory in Which to install Komodo. Leave blank and
press 'Enter' to use the default [~ / Komodo-Edit-5].
Install directory: / home / userul_meu / SoftInstalat / Komodo
After installation, in order to start the editor from the terminal Also, add the following and command:
sudo ln-s "/ home / Ducu / SoftInstalat / Komodo / bin / Komodo" / usr / local / bin / Komodo
That is how Komodo 5.1 Looks. It's simple, consume fewer resources Than Other editors, HAS autocomplete function and replace all ITS job and it does perfectly.
If you used this tutorial or have Any questions, feel free to leave a comment Below. You Can Also rate this tutorial to let me know how I'm doing. Thanks!


























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Excellent! I've just installed Ubuntu 9.10 on ... without a problem! You are doing pretty well ... Regards from Venezuela!
hi there, i can note autocomplete control in Komodo Edit 5.2 with Django There Any Possible solution if so please send me
Excellent tutorial. 5 stars all the way.
I used this tutorial to install Komodo Edit 6 on Ubuntu 10.10, I rate your tutorial 5/5
I hope That Will this work for me when coding in Python. I was unhappy with Several popular IDE's for Python.