If Geany is not installed (not in Menu (Windows Start button) > Programming) install it as follows:
Menu > Other > LX Terminal
Enter the command:
sudo apt-get install geanyConfirm the install and it will be added to the ‘Menu > Programming’ folder
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3 years ago
Ok, so this is awesome but? It says I have the newest install which is untrue. I have 1.33 and 1.37 is what I want to install. Is there a command line switch with sudo apt to get that version?
What am I missing, what do I need to do to update to the latest/greatest? Additionally, to be in the “know”, lol, why does apt say I have the latest when that clearly isn’t the case?
Any inf, will be greatly appreciated…
7 years ago
Great job, found this really helpful. thanks
3 years ago
thanks :)
3 years ago
How can I install without internet link in my raspberry pi? Can I do it with my laptop?
3 years ago
Thank you I have been looking for this for so long
3 years ago
it is menu>acessories>LXTerminal
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