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omarello
omarello

Reputation: 2693

Netbeans on Ubuntu not saving panel locations

Whenever I fire up netbeans on ubuntu the locations of the panels from my last session is not saved, unlike the behavior on windows.

I installed netbeans using OS independent package not through the package manager, and placed the extracted folder to /opt/netbeans

Everything works ok, but for example the netbeans "Output" panel always appears next to my source files, if I drag it to the bottom it stays there until I close netbeans and re-open it again, it re-appears besides my source files. Same thing applies for any panel I try to change positions, it gets really annoying when debugging, as i get 3 or 4 panels besides my source files instead of them being docked nicely in the bottom.

Is there any config file i need to change in order to fix this?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 311

Answers (2)

vanrado
vanrado

Reputation: 348

I had the same problem. But for me it wasn't enough to set permisions on .netbeans to 755. When I checked Netbeans IDE log(in View>Ide log), I red a lot of errors with Cannot rename file Windows2Local/Modes/.nbattrs.

I'm running netbeans without sudo, so I had to set permission on this file to 777, and now netbeans can write to this file, but I think that this is not very safe solution. But panels locations is saving and Netbeans startup is without any error.

file .nbattrs is located in ~/.netbeans/8.0.2/config/Windows2Local/Modes

Ubuntu 14.04.02 and Netbeans 8.0.2

Upvotes: 0

Nurul Ferdous
Nurul Ferdous

Reputation: 157

issue this command in your terminal and check .netbeans dir whether it has 0755 or not. make sure it has write permission.

here is the command: ls -al ~

Upvotes: 2

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