Installing Lazarus in Ubuntu 13.04 lazarus / 13-General ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MalabarFlash · 2013-04-28 01:00 The installation gave me an error message saying the source directory was not found.  I need detailed instruction how to set up this folder.  The ubuntu file manager is confusing to me.  I opened the Environment Files window and tried several things to define the folder for my source files with no success.  I am not sure whether the folders were hidden or I did not have permission. Please provide direction on creating the folder and accessing it with Lazarus and the file manager. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Leledumbo · 2013-04-28 03:32 Did you install fpc-src package from package manager? The folder should normally be in /usr/share/fpcsrc/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MalabarFlash · 2013-04-28 15:12 I trying to run a program in 64 bit Ubuntu that I ran in 32 bit Windows.  I do not recall using packages before.  I did not see anything that looked like fpc-src under the package heading within Lazarus.  Is there a file I need to download and install?  What or where is the package manager? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- BigChimp · 2013-04-28 15:37 Leledumbo meant something like synaptic or software manager or whatever the tool is called on Ubuntu that lets you install software packages. Please indicate exactly what you installed: .deb files? If so, which ones - where did you download them? Some software package from the package manager? Have you already looked at the documentation, e.g. on the wiki? Which page? What didn't work for you? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- exdatis · 2013-04-28 15:54 You can try this http://www.pilotlogic.com/sitejoom/ Regards ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MalabarFlash · 2013-04-28 16:35 Thanks to all for the suggestions.  I acquired Lazarus from the Ubuntu Software Center.  It was not obvious that I had to install two Lazarus programs.  I installed all the optional files for each and now have the fpc source directory.