per1234
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1 month ago Hi @sirandrewthomson. The Linux installation instructions are somewhat specific to the user interface of the GNOME Files file manager. The procedure for making the Appimage file executable will be a bit different when using an different file manager, as is the case with a default Raspberry Pi OS installation. When using the Raspberry Pi OS file manager, there is an "Execute" menu instead of a checkbox.
But beyond you learning to use the user interface of your file manager, there is a more significant problem: which is that Arduino does not currently provide official builds of Arduino IDE 2.x for the Linux ARM architecture of your Raspberry Pi (https://github.com/arduino/arduino-ide/issues/107).
Arduino does provide Linux ARM builds of Arduino IDE 1.x. The download link is listed here:
Describe the problem
I just downloaded Arduino ide 2.3.2 linux 64 to a new Raspberry Pi 5. Documentation says go to permissions to made Appimage executable. There is no box to check. How do I make the Appimage executable?
To reproduce
Download Arduino IDE 2.3.2 linux64 on RPi 5, right click to go to permissions and there is no Box to make the Appimage executable
Expected behavior
Nothing
Arduino IDE version
2.3.2
Operating system
Linux
Operating system version
Raspberry Pi OS with desktop and recommended software · Release date: March 15th 2024 · System: 64-bit · Kernel version: 6.6 · Debian version: 12 (bookworm)
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