Whenever I try to launch a LibGDX project, the problem shown below keeps appearing: I can’t for the life of me figure out the solution. At first, I tried reinstalling my JDK, but that wasn’t the issue at all. It wasn’t an issue before I switched to PopOS. Any help? Answer I found out the issue. You need to change
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open terminal in IntelliJ IDEA and Ubuntu [closed]
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The Intellij IDEA does not launch after editing the VM options file
In Intellij IDEA 2019 I mistakenly added incorrect lines to the VM option file (Menu | Help | Edit Custom VM Options). After that, the IDEA does not launch. Reinstallation didn’t help. When I run IDEA from terminal, it gives the following error: But at the same time, these lines are not in the idea64.vmoptions file: I don’t understand what
Is there a way to change “home” directory in Intellij?
I’m using intellij Idea, and new to linux So for example, I have a project directory structure below Now, if I want to access hello.txt in MyCodes.java with relative path, I need to use “src/hello.txt”, where the “home” directory is the ProjectFolder. However, if I copy my files in src(without src folder) into linux, it would fail to run. Is
How can i use a pre installed Intellij Idea that was installed on Windows 7 now on linux?
I have a pre-installed IntelliJ IDEA 2018 with all my code running on it on Windows 7. I want to somehow use the same version of the installation instead of reinstalling the software again on linux and setting up all the libraries and the paths to my code again. Is there a way that i can use that installation of
How to get numeric keypad arrows working with java applications on Linux
The arrow keys on the numeric keypad do not work with Java applications on Linux. Strangely enough, the Home, End, PgUp, PgDn, Ins, Del all work. This is especially annoying when using Intellij for programming. How do you get the arrow keys working? Answer Physical keys on a keyboard are mapped to key codes using xkb. Here’s how I got
IntelliJ Linux LWJGL 3 Add natives to
I wanted to try out the new LWJGL 3 which is currently in kind of a “beta”-state. Embarrassingly I can’t even get the HelloWorld example (http://www.lwjgl.org/guide) to run. package org.lwjgl.glfw does not exist is all I get. I added the lwjgl.jar and disruptor.jar to my module dependencies, but I guess I’m missing something about the natives here. I tried adding
Add JDK in Linux to run IDEA
I’m new in Linux & read a lot solution about add JDK in Ubuntu but not work! :/ I want to install JDK in Ubuntu. I installed Ubuntu 12.04-i386 and downloaded JDK 8 and add “/home/user/Soft/jdk1.8.0_20/bin” to “/etc/enviroment”. I run IntelliJ IDEA 13 (Community Edition) well, also write some project but after some day when I want lunch it,it says:
A font doesn’t appear in IntelliJ’s dialog of choosing a font
I installed Monaco font using this code. However, it doesn’t appear in Setting -> Editor -> Color and fonts -> Font. What should I do? Answer Try to install fonts in another way. Just use the Font Viewer. I use IDEA under ElementaryOS and it works for me. Update:
IntelliJ IDEA (Linux): Go to beginning/end of line
I have switched from OS X to Linux, and trying to get used to the different keyboard shortcuts in IDEA. One very important thing I cannot find is “move cursor to beginning/end of line” (Cmd-Left and Cmd-Right on OS X). Also looking at the reference card doesn’t reveal anything useful. Answer I’m not familiar with IntelliJ, but in most of