How to install PyCharm on a Chromebook

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Today we are looking at how to install PyCharm, community edition, on a Chromebook.  Please follow the video/audio guide as a tutorial where we explain the process step by step and use the commands below.

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Please take note that with the release of Chrome OS 90,  the location of Linux Apps has been changed in the Chromebook’s settings.  Have a look at this tutorial, to see how to turn on Linux apps and then continue with the installation tutorial.

Commands Used:
1) sudo apt update
2) sudo apt install python3 python3-pip build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev python3-dev default-jdk
3) tar -xf pycharm-community-2023.1.4.tar.gz
4) cd pycharm-community-2023.1.4/bin
5) ./pycharm.sh
6) sudo apt install menulibre
7) menulibre


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Comments

  1. Eddy Creemers 7 October 2022 at 14:15

    tar -xf pycharm-community-2022.2.tar.gz gives me "No such file in directory" :(

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    1. Alx2 June 2023 at 13:43

      well, I might be a little bit late, but you need to go to the link below where it says Download Link. Then at this time probably the name of the file is different so when you uncompress it you should you better use for the steps 3 and 4
      3) tar xf pycharm-community-2023.1.2.tar.gz
      4) cd pycharm-community-2023.1.2/bin/
      The next steps are the same as the tutorial of this post. I hope that it works like it worked to me.

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  2. urMOM27 February 2023 at 09:06

    if you look at the download you hopefully downloaded, it prompted you to a link that would have a different version "...2022.3.2" is the most recent, but since your comment was from 2022 it is likely different than the example in the instructed example. ls -a will show you in your directory which tar.gz version you downloaded. Append your command to ratify your version, and it should work.

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