1. Install 'Git'
`apt update`
`apt install git`
`git --version`
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2. Check 'build-essential'
`apt install build-essential`
`gcc --version` , `g++ --version`, `make --version`
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3. Install 'openjdk'
`apt install default-jdk
`
`java --version`, `javac --version`
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4. Install 'pip3' and 'virtualenv'
`apt install python3-pip`
`pip3 -V`
`pip3 install virtualenv`
5. Install 'miniconda'
(1) download miniconda
(2) `chmod +x Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh`
`bash Miniconda3-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh`
During the installation, choose the desired path to install.
(3) `source ~/.bashrc`
`conda -V`, `conda list`
(4) remove (base) from terminal prompt
check "auto_activate_base":
`conda config --show | grep auto_activate_base`
Set it false:
`conda config --set auto_activate_base False`
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6. How to uninstall 'miniconda' ?
(1) In order to uninstall miniconda, simply remove the miniconda folder:
`rm -r ~/miniconda/`
(2) Manually remove contents related to conda in '~/.bashrc'
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7. How to completely remove Thunderbird?
`apt-get purge thunderbird* `
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Import Projects from Git
Eclipse platform requires a .project file to
import files into the workbench. EGit allows to add repositories which
don't contain .project files but you have to create them in order to
import them into the Eclipse workbench. This can be done using the
following commands:
from (Project, Package, ...) explorer views
- Import... > Git > Projects from Git
- Import... > Git > Projects from Git (with smart import) if you installed the experimental feature "Git Team Provider - experimental auto-import (Incubation)"
from Git repositories view:
- add or clone repository
- then select the repository node and click "Import projects"
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Possible to use Egit on legacy code without .project. .cproject
from (Project, Package, ...) explorer views
- Import... > Git > Projects from Git
- Import... > Git > Projects from Git (with smart import) if you installed the experimental feature "Git Team Provider - experimental auto-import (Incubation)"
from Git repositories view:
- add or clone repository
- then select the repository node and click "Import projects"
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Possible to use Egit on legacy code without .project. .cproject
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