Old ShellEd v1.0.1 for eclipse Indigo



ShellEd is a good plug-in in eclipse for shell script. But the new version 2.0.2 from the website is for eclipse Juno and maybe later. That version is not totally compatible with old eclipse version like Indigo which I am using. And it takes me a while to find the old ShellEd version. Hope this can help some people using Indigo like me to save some time.
The link below is an old version v1.0.1, which can be installed by using eclipse "Help-Install New Software".
http://www.chasetechnology.co.uk/eclipse/updates

You will got some warnings, but just accept that, it works very well in eclipse.

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  1. tlacatecuhtliJanuary 20, 2016 at 3:40 AM

    Thanks! It works a bliss. I'm stuck with Indigo for legacy reasons and I was looking to use ShellEd. Version 2 doesn't install so it was perfect to find an older version.

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