Windows 10 Ubuntu run eclipse [duplicate]

I was just reading this article yesterday.

1. Install an X Server - Xming is a good and free
2. Install the Program - for example Vim sudo apt-get install vim-gtk
3. Set Your Display Environment Variable - export DISPLAY=:0
4. Launch an Application - gvim

You can combine the steps 3 and 4 if you want. DISPLAY=:0 gvim

A commenter added:

If you don't want to run the export DISPLAY=:0 each time you open a bash shell, open .bashrc in a text editor. Examples of ways to open a text editor with .bashrc:

nano ~/.bashrc gedit ~/.bashrc

Then, add export DISPLAY=:0 to the end of the file. The .bashrc file is like the autorun file in Microsoft Windows. It gets executed every time a new Bash window is opened.

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