Ubuntu – How to install googletest

package-management

I searched for googletests using muon, but it looks like ubuntu doesn't have packages for it. Do I need to install using sources?

Best Answer

New information:

It is worth noting libgtest0 no longer exists. As of 2013 or so (I am not sure of the date of the change) see this question:

Why no library files installed for google test?

Old answer prior to 2012:

It is in the Ubuntu repositories

sudo apt-get install libgtest0 libgtest-dev

Related Solutions

Ubuntu – Muon package manager thinks that other package manager is open, and is not

I solved it. I made the upgrade of all packages with sudo apt-get upgrade inside Terminal (Konsole), it donwloaded the packages, installed them, and configured them. After that upgrade muon (package manager and software center) is capable to install and remove packages, nevertheless I need to see if this issue repeats again, but for now this question is solved. Thanks.

That upgrade of 202 packages was the upgrade of KDE platform version 4.7.3 to 4.7.4.

Ubuntu – Dot doesn’t recognize any formats

Found it. Issuing just a bare dot command explains the problem:

$ dot
There is no layout engine support for "dot"
Perhaps "dot -c" needs to be run (with installer's privileges) to register the plugins?

So, I did

sudo dot -c

which, judging from the output of just dot -c, writes a configuration file to /usr/lib/graphviz/config6. Clearly a bug in the package's install script.

Best Answer

Related Solutions

Ubuntu – Muon package manager thinks that other package manager is open, and is not

Ubuntu – Dot doesn’t recognize any formats

Related Question