| Eclipse For Linux [message #24332] |
Wed, 30 April 2003 12:46  |
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Originally posted by: gaorriss.tx3.net
I'm trying to figure out how to properly install Eclipse for Linux. I
seem to be doing something wrong, as I can't get the SDK to execute. Any
help/pointers appreciated.
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| Re: Eclipse For Linux [message #27021 is a reply to message #24332] |
Thu, 01 May 2003 12:18  |
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Originally posted by: muelleimer.usenet.katzien.de
* George Orriss <gaorriss@tx3.net> wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to properly install Eclipse for Linux. I
> seem to be doing something wrong, as I can't get the SDK to execute. Any
> help/pointers appreciated.
As you didn't say on which linux distro, here is the debian way.
(please wait a few days, new packages are on way, which finaly gives
working source plugins for PDE)
unstable:
# apt-get install eclipse-sdk
(will install the complete eclipse sdk like you get it from the
download page. Aditionally you can instal eclipse-webdav-ftp, which
will install the additional team provider).
Woody:
put a deb-src line to unstable in you sources.list and do a
# apt-get source -b eclipse-sdk
# dpkg -i *deb
(will install eclipse sdk and additional team providers.)
In teh end you will have a working eclipse, started via a bootstrap
script. One linked in folder in /usr/local/lib/eclipse and some
configuration thingies in $HOME/.eclipse/eclipserc (vmargs, debug,
workspace, splash)
enjoy :)
Jan
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| Re: Eclipse For Linux [message #27393 is a reply to message #27021] |
Fri, 02 May 2003 11:03 |
| Eclipse User |
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Dear Jan,
Interesting. But can I ask which debian mirror you got it from? I tried
dselect and searching for it on www.debian.org and turn out nothing.
Thanking you in advance and best regards
Sinleeh
Jan Schulz wrote:
> * George Orriss <gaorriss@tx3.net> wrote:
> > I'm trying to figure out how to properly install Eclipse for Linux. I
> > seem to be doing something wrong, as I can't get the SDK to execute. Any
> > help/pointers appreciated.
> As you didn't say on which linux distro, here is the debian way.
> (please wait a few days, new packages are on way, which finaly gives
> working source plugins for PDE)
> unstable:
> # apt-get install eclipse-sdk
> (will install the complete eclipse sdk like you get it from the
> download page. Aditionally you can instal eclipse-webdav-ftp, which
> will install the additional team provider).
> Woody:
> put a deb-src line to unstable in you sources.list and do a
> # apt-get source -b eclipse-sdk
> # dpkg -i *deb
> (will install eclipse sdk and additional team providers.)
> In teh end you will have a working eclipse, started via a bootstrap
> script. One linked in folder in /usr/local/lib/eclipse and some
> configuration thingies in $HOME/.eclipse/eclipserc (vmargs, debug,
> workspace, splash)
> enjoy :)
> Jan
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| Re: Eclipse For Linux [message #27409 is a reply to message #27393] |
Fri, 02 May 2003 12:56 |
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Originally posted by: muelleimer.usenet.katzien.de
* sinleeh <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
> Interesting. But can I ask which debian mirror you got it from? I tried
> dselect and searching for it on www.debian.org and turn out nothing.
eclipse 2.1 is already o every sid mirror. Unfortunatelly the builds
had some errors (mostly PDE, which missed source plugins and also
some features, which didn't work with a different xerces jar).
I have written some patches, which the maintainer of the packages
accepted to integrate into the package. Unfortunatelly this new
packages are not yet uploaded (or better: they were, but there
was still a bug in the package configuration).
I can get give you the changes.gz and dsc to build the package
yourself: You would need to get the orig.tar.gz from a unstable
mirror, but the rest is a matter of
dpkg-source -x *dsc
cd eclipse-2.1
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -rfakeroot
su -c "dpkg -i ../*deb"
You can get my latest files from http://www.katzien.de/debian/
See the readme.txt about more information.
BTW, this files also include a patch for the updatemanager to not
let them manage the apt-get installed files and also a patch for a
new commandline param '-addsite' to include additional plugin
locations on startup. See this bug:
http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=36101
Feedback and comments welcome!
Jan
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