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Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - clik - 02-24-2013
Hello all.
I Have been using Eclipse IDE for Java programming on Windows for some time, however I have recently installed my first Linux OS (which is exciting) and I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of good IDEs for Java on linux.
thanks
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - Deque - 02-24-2013
Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - clik - 02-24-2013
What I mean is are there any others apart from Eclipse worth checking out.
Thanks
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - Deque - 02-24-2013
Netbeans: http://netbeans.org/downloads/
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - clik - 02-24-2013
I'm already familiar with Netbeans also.
.........thoughthanks for the reply
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - Deque - 02-25-2013
Those are by far the best free IDEs. If you want others in the same league you will have to pay, i.e. paid version of IntelliJ.
But before you say you already know this too, I would like you to read this: http://faq.programmerworld.net/programming/best-java-ide-review.html
It is an overview for Java IDEs with likes and dislikes. Choose what suits you best.
RE: Recommended IDE for Java on Linux? - clik - 02-25-2013
Thanks for the info, now I know I'm not missing anything.
Appreciated