Carl, On Saturday 01 January 2005 16:48, carl wrote:

Hello,

I asked which java IDE is better on suse 9.1 and got several helpful suggestions - jedit, bluej,netbeans, jbuilder and eclipse. I tried all of them and prefer netbeans because of its small, fast and better java support. Eclipse is also nice with a better user interface, but it runs slow on my Duron 800 pc.

Happy new year to everyone!

I decided to install Netbeans 4 to see how it has progressed since I last tried using it a few years ago. While it's clear it has a lot of good Java-specific functions, the most salient characteristic I noticed is how sluggish it is. And I have a 3.0 GHz Hyperthreading CPU, 1 GB of RAM and Ultra-160 SCSI drives! In contrast, jEdit is quite snappy on this system as well as on several earlier generations of (slower) systems I've owned.

carl

Randall Schulz

Le 1 Janvier 2005 19:48, carl a écrit :

Hello,

I asked which java IDE is better on suse 9.1 and got several helpful suggestions - jedit, bluej,netbeans, jbuilder and eclipse. I tried all of them and prefer netbeans because of its small, fast and better java support. Eclipse is also nice with a better user interface, but it runs slow on my Duron 800 pc.

Happy new year to everyone!

carl

netbeans are very nice, small, fast and nice gui... eclipse are very nice but it's very slow... (2ghz, 512 ram) the best tool i found to create gui java program are jbuilder -- La boîte à prog http://www.laboiteaprog.com