I updated the install advice

Author: jantje

Eclipse update site/WebContent/fragments/how_to/install_advice.md

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-Below is a decision flowchart that points to the version we advise to install.  
-![install decision flowchart](http://iloapp.baeyens.it/data/_gallery/public/6/141807036436312300_resized.png)  
-**Which version**
+Product Versus plugin
+===
+The plugin and the product are the same thing but they are packaged differently.   
+When you install the product you install the plugin and eclipse and other things that the arduino eclipse plugin development team thinks is interesting to have.   
+The plugin needs to be added to a eclipse installation that has CDT installed.   
 
-Now you know what to install you still need to find out the "version" you need.  
-In general the nightly build is stable. There is more risk but it is also more feature rich.   
-So in general we advise to use the nightly build as soon as you "got used to the tool".  
+**reasons to use the product**   
+You do not have eclipse on you system.     
+This is your first contact with the Arduino Eclipse plugin.     
+Easy install.  
+Fasted way to get started.   
 
-Some things to consider if you do not use the nightly:
-The product points to the nightly update site "out of the box". This means that -if you installed product 2.2- once you run a update you will be on the nightly track.   
-If you do not want this behavior you will have to change the update site repository in eclipse. 
+**reasons to use the plugin**   
+It is easier for your situation to start from another eclipse product and add the arduino eclipse plugin than the other way around.   
+For instance because  you already have that product (with extensions) on your system.   
 
-As jantje does not earn money with this plugin so he can get upset and annoyed if an issue is reported that has been fixed in a later version. As you are smart you know you do not want to play with an angry bear, do'nt you?
+Which version   
+===
+If you want to use Arduino IDE 1.0.x you need V1.   
+If you want to use Arduino IDE 1.5.x till 1.6.3 you need V2.   
+Everybody else (which should be about everybody) should go for V3.   
+Unless advised differently: Only go for the nightly if you feel comfortable with the arduino eclipse plugin and eclipse.   
 
-We do not advise to use the nightly of arduino. You may have a really good reason to do so and it will probably work but you are on the bleeding edge. If you do not know which Arduino IDE version to pick we do advice to use the latest released version unless we know it has issues. 
-
-**issues we know of**  
-We have gone through some issues with Arduino IDE 1.5.x and the mac platform. These issues have been fixed.  
-Now we are going through some issues with Arduino IDE 1.5.x and the windows platform. In general on windows don't use version 1.5.7 or 1.5.8(at time of writing the latest version).  
-For all platforms: If you don't need Arduino IDE 1.5.5 (and why would you?) stay away from it.  
-From Arduino IDE 1.5.7 onwards the Make utility is no longer part of the Arduino IDE delivery. Look at your platform specific info to see how best to handle the situation.
- 
+Java
+===
+V1 needs java 6
+V2 needs jave 7
+V3 needs java 8
 
 
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