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Revision as of 10:52, 27 April 2010
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Welcome to the main wiki page for the Eclipse Linux Tools Project. If you use Eclipse on Linux and are interested in promoting the adoption of Eclipse as an application development environment for the Linux platform, you are very welcome to get involved and help us out. Tips for getting involved are available at our Getting Involved page.
GoalsThe goals of our project are:
Articles
Team meetingsIf you're interested in contributing to this project or just want to ask question regarding Eclipse and Linux, feel free to join us on public IRC:
User guides
Resources
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News2009-12-21 Our 0.4.1 release is now available. A number of OProfile and Autotools bugs were fixed. 2009-11-23 Our 0.4 release is now available! Check out the new and noteworthy. [ News Archive ] |