On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 05:59:21AM -0700, eric nichols wrote:
> seems to be a Windows-only program. Does anyone know of a program I
> could use to write, compile and run Java using Linux? Thanks in advance,
NetBeans is your one-stop Java-IDE. It's made by Sun originally, too,
I think. And since it's made in Java, it runs on anything with a Java
runtime environment. Freshmeat.net or Google.com will point you to a
download page. Expect around 15MB to download.
I can't recommend any others, because I stopped looking when I find
this IDE :)
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