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I know HTML/CSS well enough that it's so much easier and faster just to spell out what I want using Emmet and snippets in other code editors. There are just so many options that even a simple CSS change sometimes causes quite a bit of scroll-and-hunt-down workflow frictions even when you already know where it is. The learning curve is very steep when you try to figure out where all the GUI controls are. I've had so many '.huh?' moments that the user experience has become annoying and irritating. None of the bugs I noticed are major, but all kinds of cosmetic errors are everywhere, and they all slow you down. Unfortunately, after many hours of testing the latest version (3.07 as of this writing), I became entirely convinced that it was NOT a good solution at this point.

After all, Pinegrow's premise sounds rather appealing. If no one has time for that at least most of the steps and pain has been alleviated for others.I've been keeping an eye on the development of Pinegrow as I remain curious about its progress. Someone really cool make have time to make this a lot easier and get a script made for this. So far in testing-Working as desired and expected

As a novice Linux user I did perform what is believe to be un-needed steps which was changing /opt/Pinegrow and /opt/Pinegrow/3.0 permissions using chmod 777 on the folders, but not sub dirs or files.

Final Notes before any revision or comments: I think all these steps are correct and it brings the desired results, excluding any typing errors.

Press CTRL+ x on keyboard to exit and go back to command prompt sudo mv sktop /usr/share/applications Press Enter to save as default listed name ( sktop) *Make sure to not add it, but let it be the only lines in the file See Google Drive folder for screen-shot file structure that should be in /opt/Pinegrow/3.0 as example directory structure.ĥ:) Right-click and Rename extracted folder from PinegrowLinu圆4.3.0 to 3.0Ĭopy and paste code in the example file ( Same location shared on Google drive link ) into the sktop file Ĭomment=Create Awesome Websites with PinegrowĮxec=sh -c '/opt/Pinegrow/3.0/PinegrowLibrary'

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So, we now know that we are running on Ubuntu 16.04.2 and have 64bit support.Ģ:) Download the PinegrowLinu圆4.3.0.zip fileģ:) Right-Click on downloaded xx.ZIP fileĤ:) Download and move pinegrow.png to root level of extracted folder Note-Output should be something like below. Note: This command verifies version of Ubuntu

copy extracted and modified folder contents to /opt/Pinegrow.

Add a Pinegrow “pinegrow.png” icon file to root of the extracted folder.

Modify the sktop file in the extracted, downloaded.Create a sub folder in /opt/Pinegrow named 3.0 to hold v3.0 self-contained application.Create a top level folder in /opt named Pinegrow to store Pinegrow Installed Versions.

This method of installing Pinegrow on Ubuntu Linux will:

This guide does not address command line execution of Pinegrow or getting PATH set correctly.

Pinegrow Icon, and allow drag n drop of launch icon to launcher bar.

This guide helps to get Pinegrow 3.0 installed, search-able via Unity Search “Pinegrow”, shows.

*I apologize in advance for using my Google drive for files and will modify the post once I get a better public repository to store the files. There may be corrections to syntax or command line errors.

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*Please read comments of users before doing the install as I am a hobbyist Linux user and others may provide more advanced, better or correct way of doing things. *Unofficial and Not Supported method of installing Pinegrow 3.0 Originally posted by burliway777 as part of their question instead of as an answer.