Refer to http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/tutorial/install-mongodb-on-ubuntu/.
That's the best way.
If you try to install only thru apt-get, you can get a deprecated version.
If you try by downloading the binaries, it won't install useful things like user and service.
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
How to change the default mode for php files in Kate Editor
Whenever I open a PHP file within the excellent Kate Editor (which I prefer due to its multi-document interface), the default mode for editing the file is PHP (HTML) instead of PHP/PHP. I use much more the indentation of the last one. I always can change the mode thru Tools -> Mode -> Scripts -> PHP/PHP, but it's a pain to do it every time I open a PHP file.
But you can set the default mode to PHP/PHP by changing its priority compared to PHP (HTML)'s.
That's how I did it:
I was hard to find that solution (see reference); I hope this can be useful.
But you can set the default mode to PHP/PHP by changing its priority compared to PHP (HTML)'s.
That's how I did it:
- Go to Settings -> Configure Kate -> Open/Save -> Modes & Filetypes;
- Select Scripts/PHP (HTML) Filetype;
- Change Priority to 4;
- Select the File Extensions field and copy it;
- Select Scripts/PHP/PHP Filetype;
- Go to the File Extensions and paste the content copied;
- Hit Apply and Ok;
- Close and reopen Kate.
I was hard to find that solution (see reference); I hope this can be useful.
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