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Revision as of 15:35, 27 November 2012
Author: TalentSprint
Script Title: Installing Eclipse on Linux
Keywords: Eclipse, IDE, Installation, Ubuntu, Redhat, video tutorial
Visual Cue | Narration |
Slide 1
Welcome Slide |
Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Installing Eclipse on Linux |
Slide 2
Learning Outcomes By the end of this tutorial, you should be able to
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In this tutorial, you will be learn how to Install Eclipse on Ubuntu and on
Redhat operating systems. |
Slide 3
Tools Used |
For this tutorial, we are using Ubuntu 11.10 |
Slide 4
Pre-requisites
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To follow this tutorial, you must be
connected to the internet and must have knowledge of using terminal in Linux.
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Slide 5
Ubuntu
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We shall now install Eclipse on Ubuntu
using the commands as shown and
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Minimize the Slide Window and Show on Desktop
Press Ctrl + Alt + t |
Now let us open the terminal.
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If you are on a network that uses proxy, you will have to set it on the terminal.
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For those who are using proxy, you will have to set it.
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Type on terminal
$ sudo -s |
On terminal, type sudo SPACE HYPHEN s
and hit enter.
lowercase, unless specified otherwise.
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Point to the changed prompt symbol | Notice that the prompt symbol has changed from DOLLAR to HASH. |
At the prompt, type
# export http_proxy=http://tsuser:tspwd@10.24.0.2:8080 |
On the terminal, type
http UNDERSCORE proxy EQUAL TO |
Here, tsuser is the username for proxy authentication and tspwd is the password.
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The 10.24.0.2 is the host address of proxy and 8000 is the port number.
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In some cases the network does not require authentication.
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Remove tsuser:tspwd@ | Since my proxy does not require authentication, I am going to remove those details.
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We have set the http proxy.
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Press up arrow to get the previous command and add an s to change http to https | Press up arrow to get the previous command and add an s to change http to https.
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Press Ctrl + D | Now press Ctrl + D to return to the normal DOLLAR prompt.
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Type clear at the prompt | Type clear to clear the screen
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Point to the DOLLAR PROMPT
sudo apt-get update
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Type sudo SPACE apt HYPHEN get SPACE update.
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Type on the terminal
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After the list of softwares is fetched, type
sudo SPACE apt HYPHEN get SPACE install SPACE eclipse on the terminal.
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Minimize the terminal and show desktop
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Press and hold the Alt key and press F2 key.
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Click OK at the workspace window. | We get a prompt called Workspace Launcher. Simply click OK to proceed. |
Point to “Welcome Page” in Eclipse | Here we have the “Welcome to Eclipse” page. We can see that eclipse has been installed successfully. |
Close Eclipse and Maximize the slide window
Ubuntu - Similar OS
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The process for installing Eclipse on Debian, Kubuntu and Xubuntu is the same as that on Ubuntu. |
Slide 7
Redhat
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The process of installing Eclipse on Redhat is similar to that on Ubuntu.
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Slide 8
Redhat - Similar OS
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The process for installing Eclipse on Fedora, centos and suse linux is the same as that on Redhat. |
Slide 9
Summary
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We have seen how to install Eclipse on Ubuntu and similar OS and Redhat and similar OS. |
Slide 10
Assignment |
Find out more operating systems on which the installation procedure is same as that on Ubuntu. |
Slide 11
About the Spoken Tutorial Project
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To know more about the Spoken Tutorial project, watch the video available at the following link.
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Slide 12
Spoken Tutorial Workshops
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The Spoken Tutorial Project Team.
For more details, please write to contact AT spoken HYPHEN tutorial DOT org.
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Slide 13
Acknowledgement
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Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project.
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Slide 14
About the contributor
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This tutorial has been contributed by TalentSprint. Thanks for joining. |