Icon= /home/USERNAME/java-mars/eclipse/icon.xpmĬomment=Integrated Development Environmentĭepends on your installation folder, check out in file browser, change the value in red. When it opens, paste below content: Įxec= /home/USERNAME/java-mars/eclipse/eclipse The command creates and opens a launcher file, for current user, with gedit text editor. When it opens, paste below command and run: gedit. Open terminal from Unity Dash, Application Launcher, or via Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut key.
You may select Advanced Mode from top-right menu to get more options, network proxy settings, etc. When the wizard launches, select install item, then installation folder, and finally click INSTALL button. Or install oracle java by following this post.Ĭheck out your OS Type, 32-bit or 64-bit, by going to System Settings -> Details -> Overview, then select download Linux 32-bit or 64-bit of Eclipse Installer.ĭecompress the downloaded archive in your file browser and navigate to the result “eclipse-installer” folder, right-click on file eclipse-inst and select Run.ĭon’t see the “Run” option? Go to file browser’s Menu Edit -> Preferences -> Behavior -> check “Run executable text files when they are opened”, and finally log out and back in (or run nautilus -q command in terminal). Works on all Ubuntu releases.ĭon’t have Java installed? Search for and install OpenJDK Java 7 or 8 via Software Center.
This is a rewrite about how to install the latest Eclipse IDE in Ubuntu, since the old tutorial does no longer work after the Eclipse Installer was rolled out.
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