I'm using WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) Ubuntu 18.04 on Windows 10. I'm also using NetBeans 12.1.
How do I open a project that is located on the WSL filesystem with NetBeans? In Windows Explorer the filesystem is accessible as \\wsl$, but how do I get NetBeans to open that?
As a workaround you could create a shortcut for \wsl$ (on the desktop, e.g.), open the shortcut in the "open project" dialog and navigate from there.
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Eclipse mars, I installed it on my Mac OS X 10.11.3 it launched after finishing the installation but when I quit the app and trying to open again it cannot be opened with a dialog box message "Eclipse quit unexpectedly"
There is an alias file in the folder that is extracted. It's called eclipse with no extension. Don't click the eclipse.app icon. This worked for me because it brings up the terminal window. It says it's a unix file, just click ok and Eclipse runs perfectly. Copy that alias to the desktop not the app. I don't know why this work, but it does. FYI IntelliJ didn't have this issues.
This is for eclipse luna on a MacBook air i5 with Sierra.
Is any way to configure Eclipse PyDev to get notified me when a Python script is done running (e.g. popup in icon tray)? I use Eclipse on Windows 7, Kubuntu 14.04 and Max OS X 10.10, all x64.
I am running Eclipse CDT Luna SR 1 (version 4.4.1) and have properly installed Remote System Explorer End-User Runtime and Remote system Explorer User Actions packages (both version 3.7.0). I can browse to a remote system and even create a link to a remote folder through RSE using SSH, but I cannot create a new Remote C++ Project as the Luna documentation describes here. The menu options in the manual simply do not exist. Is it necessary to install the RSE server somewhere first? That wouldn't make a lot of sense, since RSE can use local providers. Any help appreciated.
I installed Eclipse Luna 4.4 on my Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit machine. I want to change the local menu of Eclipse IDE to global menu. How do I do it?
Check how your Ubuntu settings are set
Select "in top bar" if you want the "global menu" instead of the LIM (Locally Integrated Menu")
Note that all menus won't show up: see issue 419830, which references bug 1208019: only gtk+3.0 - 3.10.8-0ubuntu1.2 display most of those menus.
I use GNATbench Ada plugin for eclipse to make eclipse Ada aware on Windows. This works well for local files, but my main development is on a remote Unix box. I successfully use the Remote System Explorer plugin for eclipse to remotely edit C files on the Unix box from Windows, but cannot get the same to work for Ada.
It seems that the GNATbench plugin does not work correctly with the Remote System Explorer (RSE) plugin. Possibly a bug in GNATbench that is directly addressing files with a full path rather than addressing them from a eclipse project point of view.
Has anybody tried this?