How to install Arduino IDE 2.0 on Ubuntu 22.04

27 thoughts on “How to install Arduino IDE 2.0 on Ubuntu 22.04”

• Thank you!

• are you zionist ?🤢

• This is a great instructional video. I was able to follow along on my computer while watching it and installed Arduino on my computer without a hitch! Great job!

• thanks bro

• woooo video

• Thanks for sharing this!

• thanks mate

• I don't get that file when downloaded. I get "Arduino ide_nightly-xxxxxxx

• Thank you

• Você pode adicionar um ícone (imagem) no atalho da seguinte forma: salva uma imagem da logo do arduíno dentro da pasta Arduino2 e acrescenta no arquivo Arduino.desktop a seguinte linha: Icon=/seucaminho…/Arduino2/arduino-logo.png'.

• Any idea on how to install the zip file? Adter extracting it to it's own folder, I just can't get it started. The 'arduino-ide file is executable, but it asks for a program to be opened in. I have libfuse2 present on my system.
  Can I voice a bit frustration why they can't provide a program that just starts

• This was exactly what i was looking for! Thank you!

• Very informative, for ubuntu 22.04 I had to uninstall apparmor and brltty to make the port visible. And for nano I had to pick the atmega128 as a processor for the upload to complete.

• Dude thanks! I wanted to go back with Arduino to do some cool projects and I'm learning my way through! You are the person who will make me successful!

• Helped me alot! Thanks

• Thank you for the clear explanation

• How to uninstall Arduino 2.0 if installed by the the procedure explained in the video ??

• The way searched the example sketch on the web was crazy 😂.. it was just there sitting ready in the ide itself.

• great bruh

• you can also add an icon easy, just add 1 line to desktop file Icon=/path_to_this_icon/logo_arduino.png where path_to_this_icon match where you put the icon

• love u

• Thank you for explaining this

• do we need arduino1 installed first? (i see you have an `Arduino` folder)
  and can we add a nice arduino icon for the start menu icon?

• Thank.s

• If the port doesn't show up after pluging in the Arduino, it might be blocked by a serial Braille device. Uninstall it with; sudo apt remove brltty

• Funcionou perfeitamente no Lubunto

• Ajudou bastante! 🙂

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