After eclipse is installed, no Desktop shortcuts are created.Program-> There are no quick start items in programming, so you must create a desktop shortcut by yourself: the specific method is as follows:
Use VI to create an "Eclipse. "desktop" file (or directly create a file, if you create it directly, do not change the file name at the beginning, or you cannot open it), add content to the file:
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[Desktop entry] Encoding = UTF-8 Name = eclipse platfrom Comment = Eclipse IDE Exec =/home/lxc/Java/Eclipse/eclipse Icon =/home/lxc/Java/Eclipse/icon. XPM Terminal = False Startupnotify = True Type = Application Categories = application; development; |
The exec and Icon Edit items indicate the startup location of eclipse (that is, the prompt that JDK is not installed after double-clicking), icon. XPM and it are in the same folder. After modification, change the file name to eclipse. desktop, the file becomes icon. XPM, double-click it to start eclipse ~~
Tip: http://www.cnblogs.com/lqminn/archive/2011/12/25/2301029.html