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- python - PyCharm by JetBrains installation - Ask Ubuntu
Unpack the pycharm-* tar gz file to the folder where you want to install PyCharm: tar xfz pycharm-* tar gz -C <new_archive_folder> The recommended installation location according to the filesystem hierarchy standard (FHS) is opt To install PyCharm into this directory, enter the following command: sudo tar xfz pycharm-* tar gz -C opt
- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named distutils. util
I encountered this issue as I upgraded my system from Python 3 9 to Python 3 10 but my terminal (within Pycharm) automatically loaded the venv from Python 3 9 - referencing outdated missing packages because the upgrade process installed the 3 10 versions of those packages Recreating my venv did the trick:
- software installation - Installed ubuntu 20. 04 from 0 - x509 . . .
I try to install PyCharm through the command line with snap, sudo snap install pycharm-community --classic but it gives me this error: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
- How to permanently remove PyCharm Community? - Ask Ubuntu
When I wrote PyCharm in dash home, I am able to execute the program But for the professional version, case is different When I run the sudo pycharm sh it doesn't install like it installed Community version Every time I run pycharm sh it asks me my license information, which is not permanent And Professional PyCharm doesn't appear in dash
- How to make a desktop shortcut on Ubuntu 20. 04?
For example, I was trying to create a shortcut for pycharm named pycharm desktop, but the Allow launch option was not showing up, until I renamed the file to pycharm sh desktop After renaming everything worked smoothly
- Django installed, but cant import django in python
I had the same problem when I was using PyCharm Community Edition for making Django projects For me, the following steps worked: It turns out that python wants you to create a virtual environment, install django in that and then run the server To do this, Create a Virtual Environment 1) Install virtual environment using pip install virtualenv
- usr bin env: ‘python3\\r’: No such file or directory
The problem are your line ending characters Your file was created or edited on a Windows system and uses Windows DOS-style line endings (CR+LF), whereas Linux systems like Ubuntu require Unix-style line endings (LF)
- PyCharm Unable to save workspace files -. idea permissions
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