#Install meld ubuntu 14.04 how to#
#Install meld ubuntu 14.04 install#
#Install meld ubuntu 14.04 update#

Meld 3.18 - I would not necessarily install this PPA as it contains a lot of other software which may conflict with other software from your Linux Mint version and edition.

#Install meld ubuntu 14.04 update#

The above links came from the PPA's below - for Ubuntu 14.04: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install build-essential meld git gawk eclipse-cdt eclipse-cdt-launch-remote. Linux Mint 18.x - Meld 3.18 - download file and double-click it to install it Meld 3.18 Did not work in my Linux Mint KDE 17.3 - wanted GTK3 (>=v3.14) Meld v3.14 that works with Linux Mint 17.x Linux Mint 17.x - download file and double-click it to install it Update: I also found these easy to install Linux deb files for meld 3 What is in the newer version of 'meld' that you want or need? In particular the vmware tools modules that come with (the admittedly dated) Workstation 8 don’t compile (version 8.8.6-1035889). Why not install Linux Mint 18.3 or newer? While this does install the vmware tools, it doesn’t enable any of the features that the ubuntu kernel doesn’t come with by default. Here are my thoughts on this as well.Īlthough you are relatively new to the forum, you are using an older version of Linux Mint and thus older versions of various software not that there is anything wrong with that, the software still works great. I just read your post and the good replies to it. It sounds like another way to isolate an update of an applicaiton without impacting the running system. install git-core git-doc git-email git-gui gitk sudo apt-get install meld atftpd. I've seen 'python venv' environment in other situations, I'm not sure what a venv is in relation to python. After installing 64bit Ubuntu, if you do 32bit ARM development. This is also why developers are coming out with appimages, flatpaks, etc. I don't know of a safe way to upgrade gtk on a system, which is why I'd install in $HOME. The web site says it can be run from the gitlab clone bin directory. I personally would not replace the LM/Ubuntu meld, but rather execute a more current version of meld from a local directory in $HOME. While the main language of the live system is English, the OS. I haven't tested this PPA, so maybe you should only install meld from it (see How do I cherry pick packages from a PPA) and see if it works. However, it also includes backports of a large number of other packages. Baltix is an open-source operating system derived from the world’s most popular distribution of Linux, Ubuntu, which in turn is based on the award winning Debian GNU/Linux OS. There is a PPA which includes Meld 3.18 for Ubuntu 14.04: jonathonf/backports.

#Install meld ubuntu 14.04 how to#

I haven't done this, but the procedure to compile yourself are here - How to install meld 3.11 in Ubuntu 14.04? Notice they mention a required gtk level. Review by Marius Nestor on July 15, 2014. GTK+ 3.20 is the biggest issue and any steps further are advanced. The requirements for meld are listed at gitlab. This LM blog entry says LM 19 is based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and supported until 2023Ī package search can be done for meld at Ubuntu to see which version it is at for release # 18.4.

The Ubuntu site lists the Ubuntu releases. Some sites/tools refer to the release name, some the number.