Java/C2/Installing-Eclipse/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:01	Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Installing Eclipse on Linux.
00:06	In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Eclipse on Ubuntuand on Redhat operating systems.
00:15	For this tutorial, we are using Ubuntu 11.10.
00:20	To follow this tutorial, you must be
00:22	connected to the internet and must have knowledge of using terminal in Linux.
00:28	You must also have the root access or the sudo permission.
00:32	If you do not know what is a root or sudo, do not bother,
00:36	you can proceed through the tutorial.
00:39	If you are on a network that uses a proxy, then you must have access to the proxy.
00:45	If not, for relevant tutorials, please visit our website as shown.
00:51	We shall now install Eclipse on Ubuntu using the commands shown and
00:55	also learn about the minor changes required to do the same on Redhat.
01:05	Now let us open the terminal.
01:07	Press Control, Alt and t .
01:10	This launches the terminal in Ubuntu.
01:18	If you are on a network that uses proxy, you will have to set it on the terminal.
01:23	If you do not know what a proxy is, you may not be on a network that uses one.
01:28	So you can skip this step.
01:30	For those who are using proxy, will have to set it.
01:34	There are two types of proxies.
01:36	One requires a username and password while the other doesn’t.
01:40	Find the type of proxy you are using, from the concerned person.
01:45	On the terminal, type: sudo SPACE HYPHEN s
01:52	When prompted, type the password.
01:57	Note that as you type password, there is no feedback in the form of asterisk (*) or other symbols. Hit Enter.
02:06	Notice that the prompt symbol has changed from 'DOLLAR' to 'HASH'.
02:14	Now type: export SPACE http UNDERSCORE proxy EQUAL TO http://tsuser:tspwd@10.24.0.2:8080
02:47	In this command, tsuser is the username for proxy authentication and tspwd is the password.
02:55	Please change these values to suit your need.
02:59	10.24.0.2 is the host address of the proxy and 8080 is the port number.
03:07	Change these details also to suit your need. Press Enter.
03:14	In some cases the network does not require authentication.
03:18	In such cases the username and password can be left blank.
03:22	Since my proxy does not require authentication, I am going to remove those details.
03:28	Press up arrow to get the previous command and remove the username and password and
03:35	hit Enter.
03:36	These commands set the http proxy. We know how to set the https proxy.
03:44	Press up arrow to get the previous command and type 's' to change http to https and hit Enter.
03:54	We have now successfully set the proxy.
03:58	Press Ctrl + D to return to the normal prompt.
04:02	Type clear and hit Enter to clear the screen.
04:11	Now we shall install Eclipse.
04:14	Type: sudo SPACE apt HYPHEN get SPACE update.
04:25	This command fetches a list of all the available software, hit Enter.
04:33	Depending on your internet speed, it takes a while to fetch the list of software.
04:45	The operation is complete when the terminal returns to the 'DOLLAR' prompt($). Type clear and hit Enter to clear the screen.
04:55	Type: sudo space apt hyphen get space install space eclipse and hit Enter.
05:10	This command fetches and installs the eclipse software on the system.
05:15	Notice the line that reads, Need to get 10.8 MB.
05:22	Depending on your system this number will be different and
05:27	depending on your internet speed, the time required to fetch the packages will be different.
05:30	At the prompt of 'Y' or 'N' type y and hit Enter.
05:39	All the required packages are downloaded and unpack into the system.
05:59	The installation is complete when the terminal returns to the Dollar prompt.
06:05	Now let us verify if eclipse is installed and is available on the system.
06:10	Press Alt+ F2, in the dialogue box type eclipse and hit Enter.
06:22	This launches the eclipse application. If Eclipse has not been installed, it will not open the application.
06:31	We get Workspace Launcher prompt. click OK to proceed.
06:40	And we get “Welcome to Eclipse” page. This means Eclipse has been successfully installed on the system .
06:53	The process for installing Eclipse on Debian ,Kubuntu and Xubuntu is same as that on Ubuntu.
07:04	The process of installing Eclipse on Redhat is similar to that on Ubuntu.
07:08	The only difference is the commands used for fetching and installing.
07:13	For fetching the list of software, use sudo SPACE yum SPACE update.
07:19	For installing eclipse, use sudo SPACE yum SPACE install SPACE eclipse.
07:27	The process for installing Eclipse on Fedora, Centos and SUSE linux is the same as that on Redhat.
07:37	This brings us to the end of the tutorial .
07:39	We have seen how to install Eclipse on Ubuntu and similar Operating Systems and on Redhat and similar Operating Systems.
07:49	As an assignment for this tutorial-
07:52	Find out more operating systems that have similar installation procedure for Eclipse.
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