Some time ago I realized that some of the buttons in my eclipse don’t work. I mean that I can’t press it by clicking, but I can press it using keyboard. To fix it… I had to create new file.

It won’t be a long advice.

Everything what I need to do is to create new file (let’s call it eclipse_run.sh) and add there something like:

export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true
PATH_TO_YOUR_ECLIPSE_RUN_FILE

So on my computer it will be:

export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true
/home/karol/Pulpit/eclipse/eclipse

We should have an ability to run it, so we have to do:

sudo chmod +x eclipse_run.sh

The end.

Now everything what I need to do is to start eclipse via that file.

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