If ! grep "sudo /sbin/mount.vboxsf IdeaProjects $HOME/IdeaProjects" $locStartScriptĮcho "sudo /sbin/mount.vboxsf IdeaProjects $HOME/IdeaProjects" | sudo tee -a $locStartScript #Add it to the start script to automate process. Sudo /sbin/mount.vboxsf IdeaProjects $HOME/IdeaProjects #If you use VirtualBox, you can share your projects between Host and guest. Sudo ln -f -s $HOME/idea-*/bin/* /usr/bin/ Remember to include the full path and try again. Read -p "Please IDEA Version ($defaultIDEA is default):" ideaVersionĮcho "The file you provided could not be found. Make sure on this before providing a value by consulting documentation for your system:" locStartScript Read -p "Please full path name of your local startup script ($defaultStartScript is the default). Also creates a script to mount and unmount idea projects on-the-fly.If yes, writes a mount command to the bootstrap script to automount projects from host to guest.If it runs on VirtualBox, tests if IdeaProjects is set up for sharing.Tests if the operating system is running on VirtualBox.
Here is a bash script for developers that installs IDEA so that you can run it from the shell via idea.sh Now IntelliJ IDEA should start fine under Oracle JDK 1.6.0_29. Inside bin/idea.sh add the following on the second line: export IDEA_JDK=/path/to/jdk1.6.0_29 bin file, for example jdk-6u29-linux-i586.bin if you need 32-bit Java or jdk-6u29-linux-圆4.bin for 64-bit version. Here is the correct URL for the JDK downloads (version 1.6.0_29). Their site is also confusing and you can easily download JRE instead of the JDK (which will not work as IntelliJ IDEA needs tools.jar that is missing from JRE package). deb packages and you can't just install it with apt-get or Ubuntu Software Center. The tricky part is that Oracle JDK is no longer distributed via. Starting from IntelliJ IDEA 16, custom JRE is bundled with Linux distributions. It's recommended to use OpenJDK 1.7+ or Oracle JDK to run IntelliJ IDEA on Linux, OpenJDK 1.6 is strictly unsupported because of the known performance and visual issues. It's possible to switch to a system or some other Java version, please check the FAQ. At the moment IntelliJ IDEA requires Java 8 to run on this platform. It's recommended to use the bundled JetBrains Runtime on Linux to run IntelliJ IDEA.
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