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In the Welcome window, click the “Configure” → “Plugins” button on the Older versions may also work but we haven’t tried them ourselves. Make sure you’re running IntelliJ Version 2020.2.1 or later before continuing. The image below only applies to Windows.īegin the setup process by starting up IntelliJ. If you accidentally missed it, the easiest fix is to uninstall intelliJ, and running the installer again, making sure you check that box the second time around. You can use all of the default installation options, with one exception, if you are on Windows, make sure you check the box “Add launchers dir to the PATH”. If you have an older version of IntelliJ, you should uninstall it at this time and replace it with this newer version. You’ll need to install the Community Edition of IntelliJ from theĪfter selecting the appropriate version for your OS (Windows), click download and wait a few minutes for the file to finish downloading. Ask for help if you are stuck! It can be very hard to Will seem very complicated for a while, but we’ll lead you down the narrow

Be mentally prepared to use a real world software development package.

You have pulled from skeleton master, and you have a lab2setup directory in.

This is the fa20-s** directory you created and set up in Lab 1.

You have successfully created your local repo for the class on your own.

If so desired, one can create one manually or do so via the GUI like so. It’s not absolutely necessary to do this step within the TemplateVM, can also be done in the derivative AppVM. Tar -xzf ideaIC-2022.3.1.tar.gz -C /usr/share/intellij -strip-components=1Įcho '#!/bin/bash' > /etc/profile.d/intellij.shĮcho 'export PATH=/usr/share/intellij:$PATH' > /etc/profile.d/intellij.shĬreate IntelliJ IDEA Shortcut: (Optional)īecause this is a manual install, no sktop launcher (aka Desktop Shortcut) is deployed. Install IntelliJ IDEA: mkdir /usr/share/intellij Additionally, IntelliJ now comes bundled with it’s own JDK/JRE so, there’s no need to install a java environment beforehand in order to run the IDE.

Tested on debian-12-minimal yet, the same steps ought work for debian-11-minimal also. Nine out of ten times, I’m not a fan of “ease-of-use” such solutions like Snap & flatpak …Ī bit of a necro-post but, for future users that prefer a traditional installation, here’s the commands that help me to install the JetBrains IntelliJ IDE within my qubes templates: