Installing Sublime Text 2 on Fedora 18 / 19 / 20
Here’s another three step guide to installing Sublime Text 2 on Fedora 19 – Schrodinger’s Cat:-
- Download the installation script from the following gist.
https://gist.github.com/sayak-sarkar/5810101
- Extract it to your home directory [or anywhere you like].
$tar -xvf gist5810101-3b0e9bb3ef5128760df9e3e06877fa4f7e5689ec.tar.gz
- Open your terminal (preferably as super user), navigate to your home directory and execute the shell script.
#./sublime-text-2.sh
Voila!! You now have Sublime Text 2 installed on your machine. You may run it from the terminal or via the alt+f2 shortcut by simply typing in “sublime-text”.
Credits to Henrique Moody for the original script gist!!
I’ve simply added a symbolic link at /usr/bin to enable terminal execution. 😉
Enjoy!! 🙂
Posted on June 19, 2013, in Fedora, How-to Guides, Technology and tagged bash, fedora 18, Fedora 19, Fedora 20, gist, Heisenbug, installation, Linux, Schrödinger's cat, script, shell, shell script, shellscript, Spherical Cow, sublime, sublime text, sublime text 2, text editor. Bookmark the permalink. 10 Comments.
Thanks for your sharing,I appreciate this.keep up the good work.
when I am trying to execute last command ( #./sublime-text-2.sh) it gives error msg permission denied. i opened terminal as super user. please help
I guess you need to check your user permissions as well as file permissions.
I got the same error, but “sh sublime-text-2.sh” worked.
change the permission of the sublime-text-2.sh with chmod +x command. it will work nicely to me.
can you give how to crack the license of sublime text what was your given.`
Sorry I’m afraid I cannot help you with this. However, if you are interested in getting a license for Sublime Text, you can acquire one from here: https://www.sublimetext.com/buy
Thank you so much. recently I also faced such problems in the development of its project
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