SKILL.md
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Update System Packages:
Execute the following command to refresh the package lists and upgrade existing packages:
sudo apt-get update -y && sudo apt-get upgrade -y-
Install Core Prerequisites:
Install the base dependencies required for Flutter to operate and build on Linux:
sudo apt-get install -y curl git unzip xz-utils zip libglu1-mesa-
Install Linux Desktop Toolchain:
Install the specific C/C++ toolchain and GTK libraries required to compile Linux desktop applications:
sudo apt-get install -y clang cmake ninja-build pkg-config libgtk-3-dev libstdc++-12-dev-
IDE Configuration Prompt:
STOP AND ASK THE USER: "For the best experience, an IDE with Flutter support is recommended. Would you like me to provide the installation commands for Visual Studio Code or Android Studio?"
- If VS Code: Provide the snap installation command:
sudo snap install --classic code
- If Android Studio: Provide the snap installation command:
sudo snap install android-studio --classic
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Validate the Environment:
Run the Flutter diagnostic tool to verify the Linux toolchain and device availability:
flutter doctor -v
flutter devicesValidate-and-Fix: Analyze the output of flutter doctor -v.
- If the "Linux toolchain" section reports missing dependencies, parse the missing package names, construct a new
sudo apt-get install -y <packages>command, and execute it.
- If
flutter devicesdoes not list alinuxplatform device, verify that thelibgtk-3-devpackage was successfully installed and re-run the validation.
Constraints
- Do not include any external URLs, hyperlinks, or references to external documentation.
- Assume the user has
sudoprivileges and do not explain basic privilege escalation concepts.
- Do not explain what individual packages (e.g.,
curl,cmake) do; assume the user understands standard Linux development tools.
- Strictly use
apt-getfor package management to ensure non-interactive compatibility (-yflags must be present).
- All terminal commands must be enclosed in
bashcode blocks.