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Eclipse Plugins in Linux Pardus [message #819490] Tue, 13 March 2012 01:02 Go to next message
Jo Boxer is currently offline Jo BoxerFriend
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Got some plugins from Eclipse on my Windows machine that I want to use in Eclipse on my Linux Pardus pc but I can't seem to locate the plugins folder.

How do I setup/install the plugins folder in Linux?

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Re: Eclipse Plugins in Linux Pardus [message #819867 is a reply to message #819490] Tue, 13 March 2012 12:22 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Russell Bateman is currently offline Russell BatemanFriend
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On 2012.03.12 19:03, Jo Boxer wrote:
> Got some plugins from Eclipse on my Windows machine that I want to use
> in Eclipse on my Linux Pardus pc but I can't seem to locate the plugins
> folder.
>
> How do I setup/install the plugins folder in Linux?

Assuming they are valid plugins, they go into the dropins subdirectory
under your Eclipse installation if you're running Galileo or a more
recent version.

This, however, isn't best practice. The right way to install a plugin is
via Help -> Install New Software and add the update site.

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Re: Eclipse Plugins in Linux Pardus [message #822930 is a reply to message #819867] Sat, 17 March 2012 14:06 Go to previous message
Jo Boxer is currently offline Jo BoxerFriend
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When I do what you suggested, the references I can see refer to 'sites'. What I have from my Windows machine is an actual folder called 'plugins' as apposed to a site. There doesn't seem to be a facility for selecting a physical location that contains my plugins ie my USB drive.

Thanks for your help with this...

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