Recent changes to Developer Setup Linux

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Fri, 06 Jun 2014 16:32:41 -0000

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 Linux is actively supported in jAER 1.5, thanks to the excellent libusb library.
 Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the [Eclipse instructions ](Eclipse project setup) to set it up.
 [NetBeans is also supported](jAER Developer Setup), if you prefer it to Eclipse.
-On Linux, interaction with devices is realized through the libusb library, which means no special kernel drivers have to be compiled or installed. Usually no particular setup is required at all, other than ensuring the user running jAER has access to the device; which at most involves installing some udev rules. More information on that can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).
+On Linux, interaction with devices is realized through the libusb library, which means no special kernel drivers have to be compiled or installed. Usually no particular setup is required at all, other than ensuring the user running jAER has access to the device; which might involve installing udev rules. More information on that can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Fri, 06 Jun 2014 16:23:01 -0000

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-Linux support is still experimental, but quite useable.
+Linux is actively supported in jAER 1.5, thanks to the excellent libusb library.
 Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the [Eclipse instructions ](Eclipse project setup) to set it up.
-On Linux, the libusb based driver is considered the best way to interact with hardware, more information on it can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).
+[NetBeans is also supported](jAER Developer Setup), if you prefer it to Eclipse.
+On Linux, interaction with devices is realized through the libusb library, which means no special kernel drivers have to be compiled or installed. Usually no particular setup is required at all, other than ensuring the user running jAER has access to the device; which at most involves installing some udev rules. More information on that can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Thu, 22 May 2014 19:40:56 -0000

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-Linux support is still experimental.
+Linux support is still experimental, but quite useable.
 Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the [Eclipse instructions ](Eclipse project setup) to set it up.
 On Linux, the libusb based driver is considered the best way to interact with hardware, more information on it can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).
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-For the adventurous,  it's recommended you use the jAER_1.5 branch, where newer versions of JOGL, usb4java and other improvements are being worked on.
-Again Eclipse is supported, you just need to check out the following directory instead from SVN:
-svn co "https://svn.code.sf.net/p/jaer/code/branches/jAER_1.5/"

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Mon, 28 Oct 2013 09:12:35 -0000

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 Linux support is still experimental.
 Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the [Eclipse instructions ](Eclipse project setup) to set it up.
+On Linux, the libusb based driver is considered the best way to interact with hardware, more information on it can be found near the end of [the driver page](jAER%20USB%20Driver%20Install).

 For the adventurous,  it's recommended you use the jAER_1.5 branch, where newer versions of JOGL, usb4java and other improvements are being worked on.
 Again Eclipse is supported, you just need to check out the following directory instead from SVN:

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Sun, 27 Oct 2013 22:05:24 -0000

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 Linux support is still experimental.
 Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the [Eclipse instructions ](Eclipse project setup) to set it up.

-For the adventurous,  it's recommended you use the newui-refactor branch, where newer versions of JOGL, usb4java and other improvements are being worked on.
+For the adventurous,  it's recommended you use the jAER_1.5 branch, where newer versions of JOGL, usb4java and other improvements are being worked on.
 Again Eclipse is supported, you just need to check out the following directory instead from SVN:
-svn co "https://svn.code.sf.net/p/jaer/code/branches/newui-refactor/"
+svn co "https://svn.code.sf.net/p/jaer/code/branches/jAER_1.5/"

Developer Setup Linux modified by Luca Longinotti

Luca Longinotti — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 13:40:50 -0000

Linux support is still experimental.
Eclipse is the preferred and supported environment under Linux, as such, proceed as detailed in the Eclipse instructions to set it up.

For the adventurous, it's recommended you use the newui-refactor branch, where newer versions of JOGL, usb4java and other improvements are being worked on.
Again Eclipse is supported, you just need to check out the following directory instead from SVN:
svn co "https://svn.code.sf.net/p/jaer/code/branches/newui-refactor/"