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1. #How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware install#
2. #How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware update#
3. #How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware password#
4. #How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware license#

#How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware password#

Vi ~/.hgrc # enter your Bitbucket password here Usually my workflow looks like this: cd dotfiles Then, I have some scripts to create my dotfiles, links, etc. First, I clone my repo on my home directory: hg clone I usually have the following settings: įor my dotfiles, I use a Bitbucket private repository. Next, choose Preferences -> Settings - User from the menu. If you don't, don't be a fool go and buy one! Why wait? Configure Sublime

#How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware license#

Launch it and enter your license details, if you have a license.

#How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware install#

Sublime is available in Mint's repos so you can more easily: sudo apt-get install sublime-text) Install with: sudo gdebi ~/Downloads/sublime-text_build-3126_b Sublime Text 3 is not part of Ubuntu repos, so you can go to the Sublime Download page and get it. deb for example), download it and install it using the GDebi package manager (Open with "GDebi Package Installer"). Go to the Chrome download page, choose the right version (64-bit. Before installing Chrome you need to make sure you have gdebi-gtk, so type: sudo apt install gdebi Ubuntu comes with Firefox, so time to get Chrome. Sudo apt-get install gconf-editor unity-tweak-tool Sudo apt-get install vim vim-gui-common vim-runtime Install ssh and some useful tools: sudo apt-get install ssh git mercurial

#How to download sublime text in ubuntu vmware update#

Issue an update of the latest and upgrade the currently installed packages. If you can't be bothered to sudo all the time for the rest of the process, then log in as root : su - root Here's a good prompt and a quick alias to start with: export " Hit Ctrl+Alt+T to start the terminal again and issue any config that you need. Install ssh and some useful tools: sudo apt-get install open-vm-tools open-vm-tools-desktopĭo a restart and enjoy copy & paste from your host OS and an automatic resize of your client into the host's window. Type your own password first, then choose one for the root user (type it twice). To enable the root account (disabled by default), open a terminal window with Ctrl+Alt+T and type: sudo passwd What I also do at this point, is set up the keyboard's repeat keys delay and speed, and the mouse's acceleration and sensitivity to my preferred values.

Change the Screen Resolution, Keyboard and Mouse speedĪt this point I always change the screen resolution from the default 800圆00 to something more appropriate like 1280x960, even though this is short-lived as we will be installing the Open VM Tools with automatic screen resizing a bit later. Once the installation finishes and the VM boots up, log in with your newly created user account and password and admire the new clean desktop. For accessing your VM via ssh from your host, it helps if your Linux account has the same username as the one on your host OS (Windows, OS X). Mount the ISO image to your VM's optical drive and boot it up, then follow the instructions to install your distro selecting your preferences (timezone, keyboard layout, etc.).

What follows is my latest "recipe": Ingredients Today, I got hold of an ISO image of Zesty Zapus ( Ubuntu 17.04 64-bit) on the cover disk of Linux Format (June '17) and went immediately to "work". About two years since my second post on installing a Linux distro on VMWare Workstation, I think it's time for a new update.