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Eclipse Release History

Go to the site  http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/  to get the latest Eclipse.

For those who want an overview of Eclipse releases, please find below:

3.3: Eclipse Europa

3.4: Eclipse Ganymede

3.5: Eclipse Galileo

3.6: Eclipse Helios

3.7: Eclipse Indigo

3.8 (4.2): Eclipse Juno

4.3: Eclipse Kepler

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