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HOWTO install Sublime Text 2 in Debian Squeeze
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# Download Sublime Text 2 from http://www.sublimetext.com/2 | |
# If you aren't root, sudo su | |
tar -xvjf Sublime\ Text\ 2*.tar.bz2 | |
mv Sublime\ Text\ 2/ /opt/sublime-text-2/ | |
ln -s /opt/sublime-text-2 /usr/local/sublime-text-2 | |
ln -s /usr/local/sublime-text-2/sublime_text /usr/local/bin/sublime_text | |
rm Sublime\ Text\ 2*.tar.bz2 | |
# Sublime Text 2 can now be run as normal user with command "sublime_text" | |
# In GNOME 2, you can add it to the application menu by: | |
# 1. Right click on the Applications menu | |
# 2. Select "edit menus" | |
# 3. Click on "Programming" | |
# 4. Select "new item" | |
# - Type: Application | |
# - Name: Sublime Text 2 | |
# - Command: sublime_text | |
# - Icon: /opt/sublime-text-2/Icon/48x48/sublime_text.png |
I've wrote something to automate the installation of Sublime Text 2 on Debian with Gnome 3 - it handles everything: setting the icon, creating install directory, does not require root at all and it even downloads it for you automatically:
https://github.com/imran-uk/install-sublime-text-2
I've tested it on Debian Stretch but it should work on any FreeDesktop-compliant desktop not just Gnome 3
I've also made a blog entry on the finishing touch to installation (getting it into menu's etc): https://ejectdisc.org/2017/09/06/sublime-text-2-on-debian-linux/
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Thank you, it work !