setting up eclipse

Found these unpublished notes:

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1.  Installed Java Runtime Env

2.  Installing Yatta Launcher for Eclipse Photon.  Not sure what this is about.

Currently installing.  Needs JDK.  Installing from here:  https://www.java.com/en/download/mac_download.jsp

3.  Installing gnuplot using homebrew:  https://brew.sh/

and typing:

brew install gnuplot

but there is no default terminal

X11 is no longer included with Mac.

Try to install using xquartz:  https://www.xquartz.org/

So installed that and then did this:

brew uninstall gnuplot; brew install gnuplot --with-x11

Now it works.

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Now June 15th, 2021

Need to install Eclipse again

-Downloading the eclipse installer

https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/oomph/epp/2021-03/R/eclipse-inst-jre-mac64.dmg

-Opening and running

-Installing Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

- Installation completed successfully 

-Launching

-Choosing Workspace - older workspace may be incompatible

-Opening Eclipse 2021-03

    -opened OK (with errors in all the folders)

-Code works!

Setting up my new office computer

 Data:

Running Big Sur

That storage use is due to app, system and other.

They installed a lot of apps for me.  I asked for:

• Microsoft OneNote
• Zoom
• Dropbox
• Eclipse (latest version)
• gnuplot 
• Imagemagick
• Mathematica
• Turning Point (clicker software)
• Active Presenter (unless there is something else the college is recommending for video editting?)
• TexShop
• Latexit
• Firefox 
• Chrome
• Zotero
• Pasco Capstone 

and Angus told me they were able to get everything on except for 

• Zoom
• Dropbox
• Eclipse

So here is a record of what I am doing to set things up.

Looks like I don't have a right click, so going to try to set up my settings and clean things up:

1. Set up right click on trackpad.
2. Clean up dock.
3. Finder -- View -- use stacks - this cleans up the desktop.  Amazing!
4. Finder -- View -- show path bar
5. Finder -- View -- show status bar
6. Finder -- View -- show tab bar
7. System Preferences -- General -- Show scroll bar always
8. Install Dropbox
1. Turn on Accessibility for dropbox System Preferences-- General-- Security and Privacy -- Privacy -- Accessibility -- dropbox (check)
9. Set up mission control
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