Ubuntu Lazarus install
lazarus / 1-Linux

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Wok · 2011-06-28 04:41

Hello,
I'm a newbie linux user, but i will install lazarus  on a virtual
ubunu disk.
Can someone tell me i a few siple steps how to do that.
Thx will be great.
Peter

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falu · 2011-06-28 07:59

sudo apt-get install lazarus

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lainz · 2011-07-03 21:43

Quote from: falu on June 28, 2011, 09:59:34 amsudo apt-get install
lazarus

What version of lazarus is installed with this command?

Edit: this install lazarus 0.9.28.2-12 fpc 2.4.0 in ubuntu 11.04
spanish

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Martin V · 2011-07-12 12:01

And how can I install a current snapshot version on Ubuntu Linux?

I have deleted the old Lazarus/fp installation by using Synaptik
Package program.

I have downloaded:

lazarus-0.9.31.31635-20110710.i386.deb.tar
and
fpc-2.4.4.1.i386.deb.tar

I have unpacked the containing 64 deb files to a temporary directory.
Double clicking to one of the files nearly always generates an error
message: (I try to translate to english)

Error: incorrect dependencies
(original german: Fehler: Abhängigkeit kann nicht erfüllt werden: fp-
ide-2.4.4 (= 2.4.4-1))

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Blaazen · 2011-07-12 12:17

You can hardly find the problem when you double-click. Rather go to
console and type something like:
Code: [Select]dpkg -i fpc-2.4.4.1.i386.deb
OK, maybe with 'sudo'. You will know more (missing dependencies etc.).

Last time I used "one big file" (on 64-bit Linux). It also worked
well. Only unpack 'tar' and type 'sh install.sh' (or 'sudo sh
install.sh').
http://www.freepascal.org/down/i386/linux-austria.var

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Martin V · 2011-07-13 16:25

Thank you for the "dpkg -i" command hint. Using a joker character
solves the dependency problem:

Code: [Select]dpkg -i fp*.deb

After updating the old wrong path names in Tools- Options by hand, all
seems to work fine.