#9 worked for me. Thanks!
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Title:
Eclipse crashes at startup in Ubuntu 12.04
Status in “eclipse” package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
I confirm the bug and the removal of libswt*3.5* as a solution.
Ubuntu 12.04, Eclipse Indigo (fresh install from software center)
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I tried #9 but it didn't worked for me.
then I tried to remove libswt-*3.5* packages also and reinstalled them.
and installed eclipse too. worked for me :)
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Another easy workaround is using Ubuntu Software Center and install
"Extensible Tool Platform and java IDE" instead of "Eclipse".
"Extensible Tool Platform and java IDE" will install a working Eclipse.
"This package provides the whole Eclipse SDK that contains Eclipse
Platform, Java development to
The step #9 works fine. Eclipse just got running again, like it never
affraied me. Thanks.
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Eclipse crashes at startup in
I removed all libswt-*3.5* and all eclipse packages and reinstalled
same. None of the other tricks worked but this fixed the problem for
me.
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