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I like to use Quanta Plus to develop websites or writing PHP application.

One of the feature that I like the most is the documentation sidebar but unfortunately is not working on the last Ubuntu/Kubuntu distribution, there is something wrong in the packaging that leave broken links around.

A bug as been already reported at


but while we are waiting for the new packages we can install the documentation manually. Here's how I did it.

First of all we need to download the documentation from the Quanta Plus download page.

Here's the files that we need, download them in a convenient place, for simplicity I supposed they are at /tmp directory

Now open a terminal windows and login as root user, I usually do this with the command:

Change to the Quanta Plus documentation directory

With a ls -l command you should see the following broken links:

You can just delete or rename them, as you prefer, the important is that they shouldn't be here.

Change to /tmp directory, untar the downloaded files and run install.sh script, again for simplicity I just show you one package, for the others you can do it in the same way.

Last check to see if package was install properly

Now open Quanta Plus and you should be able to read the documetation.

