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How to Install juffEd Development Environment on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Edition

Introduction

Only juffEd is an editor that claims to be beginner friendly. It offer syntax hihglighting for more than 20 languages. According to programming language, it has ability to auto indent. It folds the code blocks. What else does someone need other than sessions! Yet, the editor is feather light. It takes less memory and leaves nothing after ending the program.

In next steps, you will see me installing and working with the program step by step. I will be using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS edition. The instructions can also be applied to other variants of Ubuntu.

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Prerequisites For juffEd Editor

The editor does not any sort of prerequisites.

Step 1. Install juffED Editor on Ubuntu LTS

You will need to update the Ubuntu system repositories to install the latest and working version of juffEd editor.

$ sudo apt update

As soon as updated, you will need the following command to get the installation process to begin.

$ sudo apt install juffed

The juffEd editor is now installed on our Ubuntu system. I will perform some verification and check for the launching mechanism in the next steps.

Step 2. Verify juffEd Editor Installation

Now we will see if we can verify the installation of the editor using command line and graphical methods. Let us try the following commands.

$ juffed --version

It seems we can verify the juffEd version and the presence in our system using the command line.

Let us try graphically.

If you go to your dashboard and make a search for the juffEd editor then something below will be available.

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This means we can use both the command line and graphical user interface to locate the editor.

Step 3. Launch juffEd Editor

You can either invoke the juffEd editor via the command line or launch it using the graphical dashboard. Both will be okay.

In the case of the command line, invoke the following command.

$ juffEd

And in the case of a graphical dashboard, try to search the system as shown below.

Now you are in control to launch the editor.

Here is how it will look like when launched.

Step 4. Uninstall juffEd Editor From Ubuntu 20.04

At this point, you have learned enough to move ahead. In case you do not need juffEd editor anymore on your system. You can simply remove it from your system. Use the command below.

$ sudo apt remove juffed

Conclusion

Today I tried to walk you through an amazing open source and free programming editor. I hope you enjoy juffEd Editor.

Karim Buzdar holds a degree in telecommunication engineering and holds several sysadmin certifications including CCNA RS, SCP, and ACE. As an IT engineer and technical author, he writes for various websites.

Ubuntu Server Admin

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