[doc] Document the preferred IDE unpacking procedure for Linux #93
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conclusion: invalid
Issue/PR not valid
os: linux
Specific to Linux operating system
topic: documentation
Related to documentation for the project
type: imperfection
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The appropriate place for this documentation: I haven't noticed additional reports of this sort of issue after the ones that prompted the creation of this issue. I'm not sure why that would be. I'm sure that many Linux users have installed Arduino IDE 2.x since that time. |
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+1 for closing it. IDE2 pulls clangd from https://github.com/arduino/clang-static-binaries. Hence, the original issue is obsolete. |
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I am closing it as obsolete. As mentioned in #93 (comment), there is no particular procedure to unpack the IDE on Linux. |
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It does matter what tool is used when unpacking the zipped IDE on Linux.
clangdmust be preserved (Failed to start language server. Bundled clangd: File too short arduino-pro-ide#213 (comment)),arduino-cli,arduino-language-server) should be kept (arduino-cli daemon issues on Arch Linux arduino-pro-ide#326 (comment)) as is.This thread revealed it is recommended to use
unzipfor unarchiving the IDE.We should document this into the main readme.
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