# JetBrains

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**Every IDE will not work inside Andronix.**
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We have only tested **VS code**, **IntelliJ Idea**, **IntelliJ DataGrip**, **MonoDevelop** (tested GTKsharp, ASP NET, ASP NETCORE this last have a problem with the target framework), **Mono** (In console, you can compile simple console programs in C #) **Net Core**. You can test other IDEs and edit this page to add it to the list.
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You can look at our post on how to install IntelliJ Idea here

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[IntelliJ Idea](/andronix-app/software/ides/intellij-idea.md)
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Just follow the same procedure and **rename the tar.gz and folder** to the IDE that you're downloading. Just start the IDE with navigating to the **bin** folder of the extracted tar and finding a shell file with the name of the IDE. Execute it with - 

```
./<IDE-name>.sh
```


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