How to install the latest Eclipse version in Ubuntu14.04

Many developers know that the Ubuntu software source does not provide the latest version of Eclipse. This tutorial will teach you how to quickly install the latest version officially released by Eclipse in Ubuntu14.04. So far, the latest official version of Eclipse is EclipseKepler (4.3.2). We can perform quick installation in Ubuntu14.04 or other Ubuntu versions using the following steps. 1. Install OpenJD

Many developers know that the Ubuntu software source does not provide the latest version of Eclipse. This tutorial will teach you how to quickly install the latest version officially released by Eclipse in Ubuntu 14.04.

So far, the latest official version of Eclipse is Eclipse Kepler (4.3.2). We can use the following steps to quickly install it in Ubuntu 14.04 or other Ubuntu versions.

1. Install OpenJDK Java 7

If Java is not installed in your system, follow these steps to install OpenJDK Java 7 in advance. Use Ctrl + Alt + T to open the terminal and follow the steps below to run the required Java version installation command:

If you have installed OpenJDK In the Ubuntu Software Center, run the following command to delete it:

1. If you have installed OpenJDK In the Ubuntu Software Center, run the following command to delete it:

Sudo apt-get purge openjdk *

2. Add a PPA Source

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: webupd8team/java

3. Update the source database

Sudo apt-get update

4. Install Oracle Java 7

Sudo apt-get install oracle-java7-installer

2. download the latest version of Eclipse.

Visit the official website to download the latest version of Eclipse. Let's just talk about it.

Http://www.eclipse.org/downloads? OsType = linux & release = undefined

3. Decompress Eclipse

Use Ctrl + Alt + T to open the terminal and run the following command to decompress Eclipse to the/opt/directory for global use:

Cd/opt/& sudo tar-zxvf ~ /Download/eclipse-* .tar.gz

After decompression, You can see Eclipse in the/opt/directory.

4. Create an Eclipse shortcut

1. Execute the following command on the terminal

Gksudo gedit/usr/share/applications/eclipse. desktop

2. paste and save the following content:

[Desktop Entry]
Name = Eclipse 4
Type = Application
Exec =/opt/eclipse
Terminal = false
Icon =/opt/eclipse/icon. xpm
Comment = Integrated Development Environment
NoDisplay = false
Categories = Development; IDE;
Name [en] = Eclipse

So far, we have installed the latest version of Eclipse Kepler (4.3.2) in Ubuntu 14.04 and can use it.

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