Problem with download “Standard Peripheral Library”
Hello,
Are you working on Ubuntu 16.04 ?
I recopy the FAQ answer:
This is a known Eclipse bug with the GTK graphical library on various Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Mint...).
Linux install GTK3 as the default library for all programs, thus Eclipse is running with GTK3, while it was coded for GTK2. To force Eclipse to use the older GTK2 version, you need to set the environment variable SWT_GTK3=0 before running Eclipse.
This can be done either in the environment (adding export SWT_GTK3=0 to your $HOME/.profile file) or by calling Eclipse as SWT_GTK3=0 /path/to/eclipse; you can also create a small script to start Eclipse.
Another way to use GTK version 2 instead of 3 is to modify the eclipse.ini file in the System Workbench for STM32 installation, adding
--launcher.GTK_version 2 before -showsplash
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