Anyone know a Free Java IDE for fedora?
Were programming in Java in my class. Were also using fedora.
And using gedit/nano to edit the java files is a pain in the ass when we are dealing with 20-40 diffrent classes within the same project.
Specially seince we have to compile them 1 by one using javac -.-
So, Like I asked, Anyone know a good free Java IDE for fedora?
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Do you mean "Fedora"? I've never heard of Fendora, but Fedora is very common.
Anyway, I like Eclipse on Linux. What's nice is that you download, extract, and run, no need to install.
Yes, Fedora. Sorry Misspelt.
And I would run Eclipse.. But for some reason it is extreamly hard on the netwrok resources. And having 14 people running at the same time makes our small network crash.
So...
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Eclipse goes out to the Internet? That's news to me..
You can always use NetBeans. That might work.
There's KDevelop, which is for KDE. I don't know how good it is.
There's Xcode, which might only be Mac OS X, but I'm not sure. Look it up and see.
If all else fails, www.google.com/search?q=java+ide
For some reason, when I run Eclipse on FC4 on my laptop, everything freezes. *shrug* I haven't gotten around to checking on my main PC though.
I've used KDevelop before. Not bad.