#INSTALLING FPC PRESETS INSTALL#

Then open a Terminal window in the folder where the. Uninstall all lazarus*, fpc*, and fp-* packages (but not the dependencies) using Synaptic.

#INSTALLING FPC PRESETS INSTALL#

deb files (you can install them later if necessary), particularly if the Qt framework is not installed on your Ubuntu machine. You may wish to delete/move to another folder any Qt-related. deb.tar files to your Downloads folder and untar them move all. If you are unhappy with the installed version and want to upgrade to the latest stable packages then visit the SF archive (e.g., ) and download the. It is a good idea to choose a temporary folder located in you home folder, rather than the default /tmp folder.ДҐ.

Open the environment preferences and customize it as you like. Launch Lazarus from the Applications menu and verify that it runs as expected.

deb package manager you want but I recommend Synaptic (if it's not already installed then open a Terminal window and run: sudo apt-get install synaptic).Д¤. It is very important that you do not skip this step as it will install all the required dependencies (tons of them). Install the lazarus meta-package (a meta-package only contains a list of packages that 'work together'). Notice that Canonical recommend the 32-bit release (hint!).ДЈ.

deb packages may have been built for recent Ubuntu releases and may require dependencies that are only available for those Ubuntu releases. If you choose to install from source then you are on you own and I assume that you know exactly what you are doing, therefore you don't need my instructions keep in mind though that you will need to apply all updates from source, and possibly also some dependency upgrades which may or may not break the consistency of your Ubuntu (.deb) package tree. Below are the steps to follow to successfully install from. Over the last months several people have posted messages describing the difficulties they experienced upon trying to install Lazarus/FPC on Ubuntu.

Installing fpc presets