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I installed Eclipse using the Software Manager (mintInstall) on Linux Mint 15. I am trying to create an Eclipse shortcut on my Desktop via Terminal. I looked it up and found out about the mkshct command. However, I have the following problems:

I am using Debian-Linux, not Ubuntu. However, when I tried to complete the Launcher Properties window, it did not launch the Eclipse application due to /usr/share/applications/eclipse is not a valid executable line.

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Can anyone tell me what settings to change in the preferences to make it look as it used to? I mean, how do I make eclipse ignore the theme change of linux, and set everything back to white as it was.

I was struggling with this myself, and I found an answer (I can make dark theme work using answer from FloT but I just don't like it for eclipse). If you want to keep light theme for eclipse launch eclipse with GTK_THEME set for light theme. This will work with default theme in eclipse (or/and no theme at all)

I am new to Arch linux.I just shifted to Arch Linux 3 days ago from Linux mint. I had Installed OracleJdk9 on /opt . I had just extracted the tar file in /opt and added /opt/jdk-9.0.1/bin to the PATH env varivable. Now I want to Install Eclipse with pacman. I had installed eclipse also on /opt which works fine but I want to install it with Pacman.But when I try to insall eclipse with pacman ,it includes openjdk's packages which I dont want. I had Java alredy installed.

Because you installed Oracle JDK in /opt manually, pacman doesn't know anything about it. Naturally, it will assume that there is no JDK installed on your system, and thus the dependency "java-environment" for eclipse is unsatisfied (and it will pull in openjdk, as you have observed).

Also is there any performance diffenece in Eclipse installed from eclipse.org and eclipse installed from arch pacman ?? I was getting nice performance diffence in Linux mint in between eclipse from ubutnu repos and eclipse from eclipse.org . I used eclipse from eclipse.org cause I was getting newer version but here the latast version is available Arch repos.

And unless I have totally misunderstood your issue, there is no reason not to install the dependencies here:

You want eclipse to use Oracle's JDK instead of OpenJDK. But for that, pacman needs to know that Oracle's JDK is installed. And for that, you need to install Oracle's JDK from the AUR as pointed out above. And then pacman will detect that the JDK dependency for eclipse is satisfied (and thus not pull in OpenJDK).

It looks to me like this package does what you did yourself (downloads jdk-9 from Oracle and installs it). The difference is that after you install the AUR package, pacman will know you have the jdk installed and you will be able to install eclipse.

Now, download the latest available Eclipse IDE 2021-06 R Packages from the official website of Eclipse using the web browser. You can also download the eclipse packages through the wget command using the terminal as follows:

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This article explains the installation of eclipse on linux mint 15 manually . Installation using software manager is easy but you will not get latest version . just follow th steps to install eclipse manually.

Step 1 Install java JDK before installing eclipse.

krizna@leela:~$ sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jdk

Step 2 Download the latest eclipse packages from =linux.

Step 3 Now after downloading move the downloaded package to /opt/ directory.

krizna@leela ~/Downloads $ sudo mv eclipse-jee-kepler-R-linux-gtk.tar.gz /opt/

Step 4 Untar the file .

krizna@leela:~$ cd /opt

krizna@leela:/opt $ sudo tar -xvf eclipse-jee-kepler-R-linux-gtk.tar.gz

Step 5 Modify the folder permissions.

krizna@leela:/opt $ sudo chown -R root:root eclipse

krizna@leela:/opt $ sudo chmod -R +r eclipse

Step 7 Now Copy icon.xmp file to pixmaps folder as eclipse.xpm

krizna@leela:/opt $ sudo cp eclipse/icon.xpm /usr/share/pixmaps/eclipse.xpm

Step 8 Create a new file called eclipse.desktop in /usr/share/applications/ and add these lines .

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Try installing libpng via sudo apt-get libpng-dev (though it is strange that compilation would succeed without it anyway). Or somehow the linker fails to find libpng.so in standard locations? For me it is (try dlocate libpng.so): libpng-dev:amd64: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpng.so

yoda2nd

Thanks for the nice words on the plugin. I do not own a micro nor do I own Linux mint so I can't say I have tested this setup.

Are you using the 64 or 32 bit version of eclipse indigo?

Which version of the Arduino IDE are you using?

Are you using the serial monitor of the plugin?

In your boards.txt file do you have the following line?

For every upload. This is a global setting. Setting it only set a global flag.

Can you post an image of eclipse when you see the "message box showing eclipse is running AVRDude"

Best regards

Jantje

Now I have made some pictures of my running configuration (gentoo linux) to share with you, because I have found only pictures from Windows's and Mac's. Eventually someone could need this to getting started on linux.

2.) Using "Serial Monitor View" give me only "/dev/ttyS0" (instead of "/dev/ttyACM0"), but "/dev/ttyS0" up to "/dev/ttyS3" is already in use on my linux box (eventually on all gentoo linux systems). Is this configurable or hard coded? Eventually you could add "/dev/arduino" in the search list? Than linux users could map any device using the udev rules to "/dev/arduino".

Version 2 no longer has a separate Arduino project. There is a Arduino folder in each and every sketch and a library folder containing the imported libraries. If this is really important I would advice to go to V2. However this functionality relies on CDT 1.8.1 which needs Juno.

The only option I can think of is to download the code and do the mod yourself.

-eclipse-plugin/blob/master/it.baeyens.arduino.common/src/it/baeyens/arduino/common/ArduinoConst.java

gen2thomas:

I know what you are talking about :~

This is actually a rxtx feature. Arduino has its own version of the rxtx dll. The problem you mention is a Linux only issue and has recently been discussed on the developers list. The only correct way to find the serial devices is to look at /dev/serial. The Arduino team is looking at -simple-serial-connector as a replacement for rxtx. I have not yet (and I'm not planning to) look at what the impact will be on the eclipse plugin.

Workaround is to add following line to your eclipse.ini file

Yes, that is an problem actually for gentoo users - unfortunately there is no official release for eclipse Juno. Also the Indigo, I'm using, is from an overlay (seden) but quite stable. For the future do you plan to separate the V1 and V2 update site or is this already the case? If yes, how to use it?

The word 'dll' is the name for the file extension/suffix of the library used in windows environment (Dynamic Link Library?). Linux and possible Mac users don't know about that (linux extensions are f.e. ".a", ".so" for libraries).

When I run avrdude from within eclipse it always gives me:

"AVRDude does not support the project target MCU [ATmega32U4]".

But on the other hand if I'm typing in the exact same command from within console it works fine

I was able to download and install the STM32CubeMX plugin from ST (stsw-stm32095.zip) into my Eclipse 64-bit Kepler SR-1 software on a Linux 64-bit machine. Opening the perspective created a problem - An internal error of ''../plugins/com.st.microxplorer.rcp_4.0.0.201402191421//db/plugins/projectmanager/linux/64/toolgen.so not found'' message came up. Looking through the jar files in the zip file, it appears that only Windows dlls (32 and 64) can be found in the projectmanager directory of the plugin.

If the .dll is doing only what its location suggests, there is actually no point in porting it to linux: none of the supported IDEs have linux versions, so noone needs the generated project files under linux.

I have a fresh installation and it doesn't work. This version contains folder /STMicroelectronics/STM32Cube/STM32CubeMX/db/plugins/projectmanager/windows/64/toolgen.dll but no linux version. Can you check this path in your installation?

No changes to the window manager, always gnome/MATE, just modifying backgrounds and adding apps to the menu bar across the bottom. Could GTK need refreshing? how to do that? reinstall? probably a million dependencies. I also see a notice on login that I should/could upgrade to mint 19.3, wonder if that would help?

Greg

Hey guys i recently installed linux mint rafaela 17.2 on my laptop along with windows 8 (dual booting) and i went to install eclipse through the software manager but it is very outdated so i downloaded it through the eclipse website (mars 4.5) and updated my java to JDK1.8 i installed tem both and linux recognises the install of java but it doesnt run eclipse it just gives me this error message: e24fc04721