## Move

#### **`root /tmp/pycharm*"`**
```sudo su -c "chown -r root

```sudo mv /tmp/pycharm-community* /opt/pycharm-community```  

## Create symbolic links

#### **`sudo su -c "ln -s /opt/pycharm-community/bin/pycharm.sh /usr/local/bin/pycharm"`**

  
## Start-up!!
 I made a symbolic link earlier
```pycharm```  

 You should be able to do this.

JDK/JRE
## JVM error?
 When I thought I could go with the procedure up to the previous step, I got an error and it didn't work.
```unrecognized vm option 'maxpermsize=350m'
Error: Could not create the Java Virtual Machine.
Error: A fatal exception has occurred. Program will exit.```

## Uninstall OpenJDK
 Is OpenJDK included by default on Ubuntu?
 PyCharm can find quite a few articles about using Oracle Java, so delete OpenJDK
```sudo apt-get remove openjdk*```  

## Add repository
 ppa add

#### **`webupd8team/java`**
```sudo add-apt-repository ppa


## Java installation
```sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer```  
 I don't know why, but I had Java 9 in my environment ... orz
 I think this was the cause of the above error. After uninstalling below, I re-installed Java8.

### Java uninstall
```sudo apt-get remove oracle-java7-installer```  

# Start PyCharm !!
 Start PyCharm by hitting the following command on the command line
```pycharm```  
 moved!!

 ![Screenshot-PyCharm Community Edition.png](https://qiita-image-store.s3.amazonaws.com/0/76794/7805e999-5d72-7f4a-232f-b17227d91ff4.png)  

 I wonder if the menu is still in English or the fonts will be investigated and adjusted later. Now you can develop using the IDE.

# Postscript
 Actually, it seems that you can easily install it by following the steps below, but I think that the version in the repository will be included, so it is probably not the latest (... should be).

Recommended Posts