2021-12-16 8:13 PM
It is Debian based distio (crunchbang plusplus), after installing IDE using sh script provided, the IDE is found in the list of programs, but it is not in the PATH, and I could not find location of the installed files. Also attempting to run installation again would tell me "Nothing to install", so I assume that installation was successful.
Any idea how to run program that is nowhere to be found? :)
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2021-12-16 9:13 PM
Gotta be somewhere.
find / -name stm32cubeide
Or if install didn't require superuser access, you could probably restrict to the home directory.
find ~ -name stm32cubeide
Looking at the install script probably gives a clue as well.
2021-12-16 9:13 PM
Gotta be somewhere.
find / -name stm32cubeide
Or if install didn't require superuser access, you could probably restrict to the home directory.
find ~ -name stm32cubeide
Looking at the install script probably gives a clue as well.
2021-12-17 9:22 AM
THANKS!!
I found it now and it RUNS :)
I tried find command before but I should have used sudo with it. With your command it pointed right at it and the path is /opt/st/stm32cubeide_1.8.0/stm32cubeide. So I can run it by manually searching for it. Will have to find a way to add in to the path i guess.
2021-12-17 9:45 AM
Usually programs put a symbolic link in /usr/bin, which should be in your path. But you can add it yourself.
sudo ln -s /opt/st/stm32cubeide_1.8.0/stm32cubeide /usr/bin/stm32cubeideI quite like Linux. Unfortunately, program compatibility is generally awful on it.
2021-12-18 10:52 AM
I just added the symbolic link and now it is awesome, I can run the program from app meny, which is great.
I just can't stand Windows anymore, and I am very happy with the way STCubeIDE works on linux, and linux os is just faster on my machine, also does not download who knows what in the background.
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