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sudo dnf install kdevelop | $ sudo dnf install kdevelop | ||
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where <code>$</code> denotes a user console, as opposed to a root console (which is denoted by <code>#</code>). | |||
== AppImage == | == AppImage == | ||
Since the release of KDevelop 5.0 in August 2016, new KDevelop releases have been officially packaged for 64-bit Linux as | Since the release of KDevelop 5.0 in August 2016, new KDevelop releases have been officially packaged for 64-bit Linux as [[AppImage]]s. One can find a download link for the latest AppImage build of KDevelop [https://www.kdevelop.org/download here]. After downloading it merely run: | ||
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chmod +x <AppImage> | $ chmod +x <AppImage> | ||
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./<AppImage> | $ ./<AppImage> | ||
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[[Category:KDE core applications]] | [[Category:KDE core applications]] | ||
[[Category:Integrated development environments]] | [[Category:Integrated development environments]] | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 8 January 2017
KDevelop is a free and open-source (licensed under the GNU General Public License), cross-platform IDE that is part of the KDE core application suite. Like other KDE applications it is built using the Qt toolkit and is in the official repositories of Fedora. It has support for the C, C++, JavaScript, PHP, Python and QML.
Installation
To install KDevelop merely run:
$ sudo dnf install kdevelop
where $ denotes a user console, as opposed to a root console (which is denoted by #).
AppImage
Since the release of KDevelop 5.0 in August 2016, new KDevelop releases have been officially packaged for 64-bit Linux as AppImages. One can find a download link for the latest AppImage build of KDevelop here. After downloading it merely run:
$ chmod +x <AppImage>
where <AppImage> is the filename of the AppImage, including its .AppImage file extension. Then one can run it with:
$ ./<AppImage>