Swapping your IDE in Eclipse Che

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Eclipse Che runs entire IDEs as configurable workspace components and shows live swaps between Theia, the legacy GWT Orion editor and a Jupyter Notebook by launching editor containers from a devfile factory link. Language servers, debuggers and runtimes run in separate containers on Kubernetes/OpenShift; examples include Broadway GTK via a container, Xvfb+noVNC for GUI apps and a containerized IntelliJ. Demos start from a Git link and mostly work, with noted problems around auth, iframe cross‑domain issues and OpenShift non‑root image adjustments.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 8:25Upgrade Your Containers
3. 11:34Demo
4. 11:44Live Demos
5. 15:00Specify a Direct Link to a Dev File
6. 28:57Intellij
7. 32:19Multi-User Mode

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