Screen Resolution, at least 1680x1050 ( Figure 3). Whether it is a virtual machine or a physical machine, the first steps in the configuration will be: Step 3: Specify the root directory of the Gradle project to import and click on the Next button. 
Step 2: Search for Gradle, expand the folder and go to Gradle » Existing Gradle Project » Next. Step 1: Open your Eclipse IDE and go to File » Import. In the event that the distribution is outdated, it is likely that we will need to update the repository paths, in order to be able to install the necessary packages: Download simple Gradle project for the test: gradle-demo-project.zip. Figure 2: Activating the Shared Clipboard in the virtual machine. Open AS: File->Settings->Build, Execution, Deployment->Build Tools-> Gradle->Service directory path: (Change to folder you set above) ->Click ok.
On the virtual machine: Devices->Shader Clipboard->Bidirectional ( Figure 2).įigure 1: Running the Guest Additions CD Image on Ubuntu 18. On the virtual machine: Devices->Drag And Drop->Bidirectional. On the virtual machine: Devices->Insert Guest Additions CD Image ( Figure 1). VirtualBox->Preferences->Extensions->Add VBox Extension Pack. Boot the virtual machine and install the system in question. From Storage, select the *.iso image inside the Optical Drive. Create a new virtual machine with 4Gb of Ram, 2 Processors and 64Mb of Video. Virtualization will be our great ally and VirtualBox a good option. It is unlikely (or impractical) that we have physical machines for each and every one of the versions of Linux where we are going to work. It will be very helpful to be able to test our developments on most platforms. Linux offers a wide variety of environments, versions, and configurations. We are going to detail, step by step, the configuration process of a new Linux machine destined to the development of C/C++ projects.
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