On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 22:15, Andrew Jorgensen wrote: > Iacov Nicherescu wrote: > > Hopefully this won't start an opinion war, but- What java ide would you > > folks > > recommend for linux? I intend to try to jde because I'm partial to > > emacs, > > but as far as cool gui ones, which should I go for? And I'd really > > prefer > > one that's not actually written in java, if possible, but I suppose that > > doesn't matter too much if it's cool and robust and whatnot. Thanks-- > > I know you're reluctant to use one written in Java, but I've been > really happy with NetBeans. It has a really full feature set, and it's > the basis of Sun One Studio (formerly Forte for Java) so Sun has a > personally interest in seeing it progress. > > http://www.netbeans.org > > > -James Do any of the aforementioned IDE's have decent vim keybindings. I downloaded jedit just to give it a whirl and I like it ok. It has a Vimulator plugin but there are very few vim commands that are recognized. All I can get it to do is navigate around (hjkl) and :w. I would love to have vim be my IDE but I have never been able to get a plugin for vim that does exactly what i want it to do. > -- > Glen Wagley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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