>> yes! one version back from latest upstream, but yes, it's there:
cheers, great news
>> you don't need the hook if you don't use sun java. and installing
eclipse will install openjdk because that is one of its dependencies. so
just add eclipse to your packages list and you should be fine.
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>>why install eclipse? is the version in squeeze not suitable?
so eclipse is native in squeeze?
>> same questions re java (in addition to openjdk6, there is also the
non-free sun java if you absolutely must use that, and live-build even ships
with an example hook to automatically accept the sun j
On 08/25/2010 03:31 PM, Robert Spiteri wrote:
>>why install eclipse? is the version in squeeze not suitable?
so eclipse is native in squeeze?
yes! one version back from latest upstream, but yes, it's there:
http://packages.debian.org/eclipse
>> same questions re java (in addition to openj
On 08/25/2010 02:52 PM, Robert Spiteri wrote:
1. Build a Squeeze image
2. Install eclipse, java and nxjc from the interactive shell
why install eclipse? is the version in squeeze not suitable? same
questions re java (in addition to openjdk6, there is also the non-free
sun java if you absolut
>>I don't think you have to wait to try it out today. I and others have
been making quite usable Squeeze-based images for several months.
Thanks for the tip. Didn't know about that. Cool!
>>I can't really comment on this, as I don't know the Java world well.
There is http://lists.debian.org/deb
Thanks for the info Ben. So I guess i'll have to wait for Squeeze to be
released in order to make things simpler.
Another way I was thinking about was to use vim only without any GUI since
the nxjc and java installers need to GUI to install and work, so that can be
done using the Live interactive
On 08/25/2010 02:29 PM, Robert Spiteri wrote:
Thanks for the info Ben. So I guess i'll have to wait for Squeeze to
be released in order to make things simpler.
I don't think you have to wait to try it out today. I and others have
been making quite usable Squeeze-based images for several month
However Ben, I was thinking...
How can I install Eclipse from Debian Live interactive shell? The installer
is GUI based as far as I am concerned, so I would need to install it once I
boot the live system. In that case, I would need to take a tar ball before
and after of the WHOLE SYSTEM right? Thi
On 08/25/2010 02:07 PM, Robert Spiteri wrote:
How can I install Eclipse from Debian Live interactive shell? The
installer is GUI based as far as I am concerned, so I would need to
install it once I boot the live system. In that case, I would need to
take a tar ball before and after of the WHOLE
Thanks Ben. I think I will go with the approach of comparing the user's home
directory cause as you said it is the most feasible one.
I am not planning on including an installer. Just a Live CD that is readily
available and configured with software that a student needs to start
programming in LeJO
Hi, I am trying to build a Debian Live CD for our school where we will be
using nxjc compiler for the LeJOS (Java for Lego Mindstorms).
I was planning to include Eclipse and an IDE, however once I install Eclipse
I would need to make some configuration and I would prefer to work using the
GUI.
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