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These mostly come from Java-1.4-style code or unnecessary imports, variables or methods in the sources of authors who do not use an IDE and thus have no automatic assistance at cleaning up. There should not be any build errors, but it is normal to see a large number (often hundreds) of warnings.

Browse to the folder where you cloned the project source codeĮclipse will import and automatically build the project(s).

Select “Existing Maven Projects” and click Next.

Choose File › Import from the Eclipse menu.

If you are creating your own project, see the building a pom guide.

If you want to work on an existing project, see the list of sources.

Using your Git client of choice, clone the source code which interests you: Then run eclipse using this command: GTK2_RC_FILES=~/.gtkrc-eclipse eclipse Clone the source code