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Ehsanjs Joined: May 20, 2008 Posts: 1 Other Topics	Posted May 20, 2008 at 6:53:03 AM Subject: installing netbeans on debian i have been installed debian and then installed jdk6u6 then try to install netbeans on it but when the netbeans installer is runnig and searching for jvm , tell me the jvm not found plz help me for installing netbeans
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Penguin Joined Mar 28, 2008 Posts: 66 Other Topics	Posted: May 20, 2008 11:40:51 AM Subject: installing netbeans on debian Which branch of Debian are you using (Stable, Testing, Sid) ? If you're using Testing or Sid, simply using apt to download the "netbeans-platform" or "netbeans-ide" packages will pull in dependencies etc. for you. To get them using apt use "apt-get install netbeans-platform" or "apt-get install netbeans-ide" - as root, or with a sudo added to the beginning. If you're using Stable (if you're not sure, you're likely using Stable) you can still use apt to install the netbeans packages, but be warned, mixing packages from branches (which this next bit will do) can cause problems. So, assuming you accept that, you can install it with: "apt-get -t testing install netbeans-ide" or "apt-get -t testing netbeans-platform" (as root, or with a sudo added to the beginning).
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