Check your cpu if is x86-64/32
open console and type
uname -m x86_64
That means you need 64 bit version that means AMD64 (x86-64 instruction set was invented by AMD and this is why is called this way but all you need to know is AMD64=INTEL64=x64=x86_64 and even if is named that way it will work on all x64 cpus : INTEL, AMD, VIA)
Go to the sourceforge download page
Choose Lazarus Linux amd64 DEB then Lazarus 1.0.14
From that dir you need to install in order :fpc , fpc-src and lazarus
if
uname -m i686
that means 32 bit version i386 again for all CPUS INTEL, AMD, VIA
Choose Lazarus Linux i386 DEB then Lazarus 1.0.14
From that dir you need to install in order :fpc , fpc-src and lazarus
ps:why is called i386?
because i386 was the first x86-32 cpu also this is how debian calls the 32bit port
If you are using fpc deb from lazarus download area on debian or ubuntu and want to pin it from upgrades here is how :
Choose Lazarus Linux i386 DEB then Lazarus 1.0.14
From that dir you need to install in order :fpc , fpc-src and lazarus
ps:why is called i386?
because i386 was the first x86-32 cpu also this is how debian calls the 32bit port
If you are using fpc deb from lazarus download area on debian or ubuntu and want to pin it from upgrades here is how :
echo fpc hold | sudo dpkg --set-selections
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