It wont work with the default VM (/usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java) , so install another and start eclipse with it:
In example, after installing sun-java6-jdk package:
Yes, I know, installing 3rd party packages doesn't help ubuntu's development process... BUT many of us need eclipse TO WORK, and simply cannot wait another 2 months for this to be fixed.
The other alternative is to install again Feisty and stop testing Gutsy... so this is "less bad"
Vanilla eclipse (3.3 version) doesn't crash here.
It wont work with the default VM (/usr/lib/ jvm/java- gcj/jre/ bin/java) , so install another and start eclipse with it:
In example, after installing sun-java6-jdk package:
/opt/eclipse3. 3/eclipse -vm /usr/lib/ jvm/java- 6-sun/jre/ bin/java
Yes, I know, installing 3rd party packages doesn't help ubuntu's development process... BUT many of us need eclipse TO WORK, and simply cannot wait another 2 months for this to be fixed.
The other alternative is to install again Feisty and stop testing Gutsy... so this is "less bad"