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I recently installed eclipse the manual way. Extracting the file, setting up eclipse.desktop etc. It all works flawlessly. I also know it is possible to install eclipsee using sudo apt-get install eclipse-platform
. If I use this method I can use the command eclipse
in the terminal, and the program will start.
Now the manual way I used does not enable the eclipse
-command in the terminal. Instead if I use eclipse
-command it asks me to install eclipse from the Softwarecenter (sudo apt-get install eclipse-platform
).
I wondered if there was some way of setting up a command like this to start eclipse? If so, can I do it for other programs like Apache-Maven mvn
-command?
I don't want to use "aliases" because I cannot setup and eclipse alias, when "eclipse" is listed in the apt repository. It seems as if only if I install the eclipse from apt-get install
I can start eclipse from a single command in the terminal.
I appreciate any help, and thanks in advance!
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