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I have tried to follow these steps and i am unable to accomplish these steps.

I can only download the files from Github it automatically downloads to the download folder and then when I move them to my home screen it does not allow me to export the files from 7-zip to them they are not an option to click on.

I got a new computer and I am trying to download Komodo IED 12 and it gives me a sign failure not connected to the internet. please help me fix this!

Why can you not just download this program and it work? seems like something I missing

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Hi @Andrew_Gilby,

Why can you not just download this program and it work? seems like something I missing

Komodo is no longer supported by ActiveState and has been open sourced for a couple years now. That would be the part you’re missing I suspect.

For reference: Komodo IDE Retired and Open Sourced - Announcements - Komodo IDE & Edit | Forums.

I’ll try to give you a hand in your other thread but please stop yelling :slight_smile:

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Hello Carey,

Thanks for taking the time to assist with this.

I’ve been contending with this for a few hours and my frustrations aren’t subtle, it appears. Apologies for that!

I tried following your steps but was unable to avoid the log in screen when I launched Komodo, so I’ll hazard I botched a step or something.

Any help would greatly appreciated!

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These edits fixed my issues thank you so much!

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For future persons, the complicated answer is here: Login failed, it appears you are offline (again) - #14 by careyh

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Hi Carey,
Thanks for the steps. I am a new user. I installed Komodo IDE 12 on Ubuntu 24.04. I found that after doing your steps, I had to rename (*) the .komodoide folder in my home directory for the new jar to kick in. It did mean I was given the initial setup screen again. Not sure if this is a help for Ubuntu users out there.
Thank you.

(*) I removed my folder, but see Carey’s post below about renaming rather than remove. And he has a link too of how to get your customisation files back to the new .komodoide folder.

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Hey @gazer1912 ,

That’s interesting. That shouldn’t be necessary but I’ve been wrong many times before.

Can I ask you to update your comment to indicate to future users that they should rename rather than remove that folder? By deleting the .komodoide folder, you delete any and all customizations you’ve made to you Komodo, ie toolbox tools, styling changes, etc.

They could then review this thread [about the Komodo Profile folder]( Important File Locations - How To / Tutorials - Komodo IDE & Edit | Forums to pull files from the renamed folder into their new .komodoide folder to get those customizations back.

Thanks for sharing what you found!

  • Carey