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15 responses to “Aptana”

  1. Ingo Muschenetz Avatar
    Ingo Muschenetz

    Thank you for the great instructions. We’ve posted a copy on our linux installation forum, and we’ll use this to make the install process simpler for Linux. Thanks again!

  3. Odrakir Avatar
    Odrakir

    That looks like the error I got when the environment variable set for mozilla was only defined in the terminal window. Check if you are really calling the script and not the Aptana binary inside the Aptana directory. If you are using Eclipse, the workspace directory might be conflicting with Aptana, check for names or change name of the Eclipse workspace directory.

  4. Piero Recchia Avatar
    Piero Recchia

    Sorry, i was calling the binary inside the Aptana directory, i modified it and all rigth, thanks, already i can run the aptana.

  6. Erik Avatar
    Erik

    Great help! You would think the developers would give a good tutorial such as yours. Thanks a lot!

  8. harrisony Avatar
    harrisony

    Hi can you help me
    i have installed it and upto creating the launcher
    when i do
    “sudo gedit aptana”
    it always says ‘Could not open the file /home/harrisony/aptana.”
    Can you help me thanks
    harrison

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    […] Houve, contudo, entraves: o Aptana (que já tinha instalado em Ubuntu em menos tempo do que o que demorei a fazer o download, graças a este tutorial) persistia em apresentar um erro na instalação; a aplicação para adicionar e remover programas nem sempre funcionava bem; o sistema, por vezes, falhava – inexplicavelmente e sem qualquer erro – o lançamento de aplicações. […]

  12. Mike Avatar
    Mike

    Thanks a bunch, that made life alot easier for a noob.

    one question though I got the same error as Piero Recchia, I can run it using Alt F2, but how do i add it to my applications menu?