Then run the setup, defaults usually work but read through and adjust to your liking *if for some reason you are getting a Java error on the command run this sudo apt-get install openjdk-11-jdk Type: cd /opt/pycharm-community-2019.2.2/bin then press enter Type: sudo mv pycharm-community-2019.2.2 /opt/pycharm-community-2019.2.2 then press enter

You should see pycharm-community-2019.2.2 In the downloads folder on your pi extract the files by right clicking on it and choosing extract here I am keeping the old fix below as it may still be useful for some users I will also updated any new things I come across that might help further. I will also have the file below and will remove the file if Martin requests. You can download P圜harm community edition from: Īnd read about Martin's fix and download the files from here: This video also shows how to setup the shortcut in your programming menu on the pi which sometimes doesn't like to populate. This is the updated fix as of February 27, 2021 Let's check out the new method below and lets get programming! I have had ton's of feedback on youtube about some of the more common issues that come up so lets get all of those sorted and get everyone up and running. Today I was playing around and found a new fix for our P圜harm issues. When it come's to the Raspberry Pi, even old issues come up and new fixes come to light. This is one of my favorite ones but tend to use MU IDE on smaller projects.

Good news get it up and running on the pi in no time. Once you play around with all the IDE's available for python on Raspberry Pi you tend to want to play with P圜harm since well its probably what you have installed on your desktop or laptop.

Install pycharm community