How to Install CLion on openSUSE 42 LEAP Easy Guide

CLion openSUSE 42 Installation Guide

Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install CLion IDE on openSUSE 42 LEAP 64-bit GNU/Linux.

And CLion for openSUSE 42 thanks to native C and C++ support, including modern C++ standards, libc++ and Boost, knows your code through and through and takes care of the routine while you focus on the important things.

Moreover, CLion is more than just an editor as it offers intelligent CMake support, a powerful debugger to investigate and solve problems with ease, built-in Google Test and Catch for unit testing, many popular VCS supported out of the box and more.

Again, CLion is designed for native cross-platform development in C and C++, as well as Kotlin/Native, Rust and Swift.

Especially relevant: CLion IDE it’s Not Free but you’ll dispose of a 30 Day Trial period for Evaluation.

As well the Only Requirement for CLion Installation is a GCC/C++ or CLang Compiler Setup on System.

Finally, here it’s described a CLion System-Wide Setup, for a Local one simply Decompress the Archive and Run from the Home folder.

1. 1. Launching Shell Emulator

   Open a Terminal window
   (Press “Enter” to Execute Commands)

   

2. 2. Downloading CLion for openSUSE

   Download CLion for openSUSE GNU/Linux

   Get CLion for openSUSE

   CLion for openSUSE

   If possible Select directly “Open with Archive Manager”!

3. 3. Extracting CLion IDE

   Then Extract CLion into /tmp
   Possibly Double-Click on Archive:

   

   Or from Shell:

   tar xvzf ~/Downloads/CLion*.tar.gz -C /tmp

4. 4. Fixing Permissions

   Again to Set Ownership to SuperUser:

   sudo chown -R root:root /tmp/CLion*

5. 5. Relocating CLion IDE

   Again to Set Ownership to SuperUser:

   sudo mv /tmp/clion* /opt/clion

6. 6. Amending User’s Path

   Again Append CLion into the Path (Optional)
   This is strictly needed only to Work with CLion from Command Line:

   echo 'export PATH=$PATH:/opt/clion/bin' >> ~/.bashrc

   Reload the Path with:

   bash

7. 7. Running CLion IDE

   Finally, Run & Enjoy CLion IDE
   First, Launch it from Shell with:

   clion.sh

   With this also a Desktop Launcher it’s Automatically Created.
   Then you can Choose the Licensing Option:

   

8. 8. CLion Getting-Started Guide

   Getting-Started with CLion for openSUSE GNU/Linux

   CLion Quick Start on openSUSE

   Getting-Started CLion openSUSE


So Now I’m truly Happy if My Guide could Help you to Install CLion on openSUSE 42 LEAP!