[Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-07 Thread mkl80

Hey everybody. I hope you all are doing it great!
I have a bit of a problem here...
That is it that i installed arduino from the repositories but the version  
that was there is a bit of old. So I think to download a more newst version  
from the arduino site (arduino 1.6.7) wich i had done.
The problem is I can't install from source. I was confident that I can do it  
easily. I untar the file; move to the arduino 1.6.7 folder, but there was no  
"configure file" nor "readme" file to somewhat guide me.

This are the files that I have in the folder:
->arduino;
->arduino-builder;
->install.sh;
->uninstall.sh and...
->revisions.txt;
   


Re: [Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-07 Thread mkl80

I tried: "sudo ./install.sh" and it only creates a (useless) Desktop icon.
I tried: "sudo ./arduino-builder" and it gives me a bunch of error(?) in  
terminal.
I tried: "sudo ./arduino" and it opens the program that in fact I can use,  
but still the problem remains: the program is not installed!


If you could help me I would appreciate a lot.
Many thanks for you all!



Re: [Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-07 Thread dguthrie
Please look at this guide for building the Arduino IDE from Git:  
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-Arduino-From-GIT-Sources-on-Ubuntu-1604/
It is targeted at Ubuntu 16.04 but can no doubt be adapted to Trisquel 7,  
based on Ubuntu 14.04.


Re: [Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-08 Thread mkl80
That process requires to install java from Oracle which I prefer not to do.  
Is there any option, or maybe I have to stick with the old version of arduino  
from the repositories?


Re: [Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-08 Thread dguthrie

I didn't see that. Just install OpenJDK instead.


Re: [Trisquel-users] installing arduino 1.6.7 from source code

2016-09-08 Thread dguthrie

Oh and by the way it's probably useful for us to see the errors.
But definitely follow the guide albeit with OpenJDK instead.
There are also PPAs and backports.