FreeMind on Linux - Revision history

Dan Polansky at 08:43, 10 May 2026

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	''This page is about how to install and use FreeMind on ~~ony~~ of various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Debian. This page was last substantively changed in 2011; it is outdated.''		''This page is about how to install and use FreeMind on any of various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Debian. This page was last substantively changed in 2011; it is outdated.''

	== Installation (0.8.0) ==		== Installation (0.8.0) ==

Dan Polansky: +This page is about how to install and use FreeMind on ony of various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Debian. This page was last substantively changed in 2011; it is outdated.

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+This page is about how to install and use FreeMind on ony of various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Debian. This page was last substantively changed in 2011; it is outdated.

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			''This page is about how to install and use FreeMind on ony of various Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora or Debian. This page was last substantively changed in 2011; it is outdated.''

	== Installation (0.8.0) ==		== Installation (0.8.0) ==

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	If you get an error when you try to run freemind about not being able to open libgtkpeer then use the following command line:		If you get an error when you try to run freemind about not being able to open libgtkpeer then use the following command line:
	** <tt>sudo apt-get install gcj-jre		** <tt>sudo apt-get install gcj-jre</tt>

	(Source for fix: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcj-4.1/+bug/90380 )		(Source for fix: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcj-4.1/+bug/90380 )

Samf: /* Install FreeMind on Fedora 10, 11 and 12 */

2011-03-10T23:09:37Z

Install FreeMind on Fedora 10, 11 and 12

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	; Note : search for "msv" in order to find "msv-xsdlib". All the FreeMind RPM sources can be downloaded from [http://eric.lavar.de/comp/linux/rpm/noarch/SRPMS.java/].		; Note : search for "msv" in order to find "msv-xsdlib". All the FreeMind RPM sources can be downloaded from [http://eric.lavar.de/comp/linux/rpm/noarch/SRPMS.java/].

	==== Install FreeMind on Fedora 10 and 12 ~~(not tested on 11)~~ ====		==== Install FreeMind on Fedora 10, 11 and 12 ====

	First become root, create a temporary directory and CD to it.		First become root, create a temporary directory and CD to it.

Christianfoltin: /* Troubleshooting */

2011-03-05T12:40:09Z

Troubleshooting

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			== Building the Debian Package of FreeMind ==
			Regarding the package source code, the package is embedded in the Debian processes and especially Java Maintainers team [http://pkg-java.alioth.debian.org/]:
			* the package source code is available to everybody [http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-java/trunk/freemind/#_trunk_freemind_] and well tracked [http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-java/tags/freemind/#_tags_freemind_]
			* there is a team around it and not only a single person.
			* a newbie can get help and support from this same team
			* Ubuntu Java developers are also on the mailing list, hence (slightly) better chances to get it into Ubuntu.

	[[Category:Documentation]]		[[Category:Documentation]]

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Mellon: /* Install FreeMind the Gentoo way */

2011-01-22T01:07:26Z

Install FreeMind the Gentoo way

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	To ensure you are up-to-date in portage:		To ensure you are up-to-date in portage:

	# emerge sync (or emerge-websync)		# emerge --sync (or emerge-websync)

	The [http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=freemind latest version] of FreeMind in Portage may be masked. To use this "unstable" version you may have to [http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=3&chap=3 unmask] the package.		The [http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=freemind latest version] of FreeMind in Portage may be masked. To use this "unstable" version you may have to [http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=3&chap=3 unmask] the package.

Marciotex: /* Why do I get a "No print service found" whenever I attempt to print? */

2011-01-13T18:38:34Z

Why do I get a "No print service found" whenever I attempt to print?

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	* Under Debian, it's called ''cupsys-bsd''. Sun's Java 6 (package sun-java6) needs the package libcupsys2. I addition to this you got to have a ServerName line in /etc/cups/client.conf.		* Under Debian, it's called ''cupsys-bsd''. Sun's Java 6 (package sun-java6) needs the package libcupsys2. I addition to this you got to have a ServerName line in /etc/cups/client.conf.
	Install this package and you should be able to print from FreeMind.		Install this package and you should be able to print from FreeMind.

			If problem persist, try this [http://kbpdfstudio.qoppa.com/general/iamrunningpdfstudioon64bitdebiansqueezewithgnomedesktopwhenitrytoprintigettheerrormessagenoprintservicefound].

	If CUPS is not installed on your system, it is easier to install the traditional lpr/lpd system. On Debian, the package is just ''lpr'', <tt>apt-get install lpr</tt> should be enough.		If CUPS is not installed on your system, it is easier to install the traditional lpr/lpd system. On Debian, the package is just ''lpr'', <tt>apt-get install lpr</tt> should be enough.

Cesera: /* Ubuntu & Kubuntu */

2010-11-06T02:45:31Z

Ubuntu & Kubuntu

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	==== Ubuntu & Kubuntu ====		==== Ubuntu & Kubuntu ====
	2010/10/06 - The following is no longer true on 10.04. Just installed FreeMind via the repositories on Kubuntu 10.04 and the version is 0.9.0 RC 6.		''2010/10/06 - The following is no longer true on 10.04. Just installed FreeMind via the repositories on Kubuntu 10.04 and the version is 0.9.0 RC 6.''

	An outdated and buggy Freemind is included in Ubuntu multiverse repositories (enable multiverse in Software Sources), though it's a one-click install.		An outdated and buggy Freemind is included in Ubuntu multiverse repositories (enable multiverse in Software Sources), though it's a one-click install.

Cesera: /* Ubuntu & Kubuntu */

2010-11-06T02:45:02Z

Ubuntu & Kubuntu

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	==== Ubuntu & Kubuntu ====		==== Ubuntu & Kubuntu ====
			2010/10/06 - The following is no longer true on 10.04. Just installed FreeMind via the repositories on Kubuntu 10.04 and the version is 0.9.0 RC 6.

	An outdated and buggy Freemind is included in Ubuntu multiverse repositories (enable multiverse in Software Sources), though it's a one-click install~~. => This is no longer true on 10.04. Just installed FreeMind via the repositories on Kubuntu 10.04 and the version is 0.9.0 RC 6~~.		An outdated and buggy Freemind is included in Ubuntu multiverse repositories (enable multiverse in Software Sources), though it's a one-click install.

	If you get an error when you try to run freemind about not being able to open libgtkpeer then use the following command line:		If you get an error when you try to run freemind about not being able to open libgtkpeer then use the following command line: