what platform do you code on?

ryuujin

On 6 Dic, 22:52, "Aryeh M. Friedman" <Aryeh.Fried...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?
Ubuntu 7.10 for developing in JAVA.
java version "1.6.0_03"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_03-b05)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.6.0_03-b05, mixed mode)

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?
europa version. 3.3

>
> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?
I just try sometimes. I just installed version 6.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?
sometimes. I use VIm with some macro to compile and execute java
programming.

r.

Hendrik Maryns

Aryeh M. Friedman schreef:
> I am attempting to figure out what platforms I need to test a program
> I am developing on and thus am interested in finding out what
> platforms people are using on x86 hardware. Please answer the
> following and send it to me privately at aryeh.friedman@gmail.com:
>
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?

Suse 10.3, 64-bit. I don’t really care about the Java version. I have
ibm’s somewhere to test whether Eclipse works better with it, butuse
sun’s 6 mostly.

Also an old gcj1.4 somewhere, because OpenOffice needs it.

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?

no

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

only if my girlfriend booted the computer and I have no time to reboot.
So no.

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?

Eclipse 3.3, everywhere, for Java, C, TeX, CVS & Subversion, and l10n
work on several FOSS projects.

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?

Had a look at it once, didn’t convince me, too deep into Eclipse now. I
love the ‘Save actions’ introduced in 3.3.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?

Occasionally, if Eclipse doesn’t do what I want.

H.
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marcelomorales.name@gmail.com

> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?

Yes.

These are my three main development platforms:
1 Mac OS X. Because i own a powerbook. Apple's jdk 5. (hey, it is
i386)
2 Linux. Sun's jdk 6
3 Solaris. Sun's jdk 5

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?

No

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

No

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?

Seldom. I used 3.2 last time

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?

Netbeans 6. I've using the betas and daily builds half this year

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?

Whenever a quick fix is needed, or if I need advanced editing
(rectangles, macros, query replace using regexp, re-encode source
files) I sometimes use emacs.

I use a lot of command line utilities in everyday programming. Any
decent bash with unix utilities does the job. To maniputate text, i
use things like perl, awk, join, sed, grep, etc. To test
communications, telnet. Sometimes I also use maven or ant directly
without opening any IDE. I produce patches using diff from the command
line when i need more control.


I just posted because i didn't see anybody like me posting so far.

Regards

Marcelo Morales

daf

On 6 déc, 22:52, "Aryeh M. Friedman" <Aryeh.Fried...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am attempting to figure out what platforms I need to test a program
> I am developing on and thus am interested in finding out what
> platforms people are using on x86 hardware. Please answer the
> following and send it to me privately at aryeh.fried...@gmail.com:
>
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?
no
>
> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?
no

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

Win XP sp2 Java 6

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?
Eclipse 3.2.2 on windows XP

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?
No

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?
No

ryuujin

On 6 Dic, 22:52, "Aryeh M. Friedman" <Aryeh.Fried...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?
Ubuntu 7.10 for developing in JAVA.
java version "1.6.0_03"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_03-b05)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.6.0_03-b05, mixed mode)

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?
europa version. 3.3

>
> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?
I just try sometimes. I just installed version 6.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?
sometimes. I use VIm with some macro to compile and execute java
programming.

r.

Hendrik Maryns

Aryeh M. Friedman schreef:
> I am attempting to figure out what platforms I need to test a program
> I am developing on and thus am interested in finding out what
> platforms people are using on x86 hardware. Please answer the
> following and send it to me privately at aryeh.friedman@gmail.com:
>
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?

Suse 10.3, 64-bit. I don’t really care about the Java version. I have
ibm’s somewhere to test whether Eclipse works better with it, butuse
sun’s 6 mostly.

Also an old gcj1.4 somewhere, because OpenOffice needs it.

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?

no

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

only if my girlfriend booted the computer and I have no time to reboot.
So no.

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?

Eclipse 3.3, everywhere, for Java, C, TeX, CVS & Subversion, and l10n
work on several FOSS projects.

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?

Had a look at it once, didn’t convince me, too deep into Eclipse now. I
love the ‘Save actions’ introduced in 3.3.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?

Occasionally, if Eclipse doesn’t do what I want.

H.
--
Hendrik Maryns
http://tcl.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~hendrik/
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marcelomorales.name@gmail.com

> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?

Yes.

These are my three main development platforms:
1 Mac OS X. Because i own a powerbook. Apple's jdk 5. (hey, it is
i386)
2 Linux. Sun's jdk 6
3 Solaris. Sun's jdk 5

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?

No

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

No

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?

Seldom. I used 3.2 last time

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?

Netbeans 6. I've using the betas and daily builds half this year

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?

Whenever a quick fix is needed, or if I need advanced editing
(rectangles, macros, query replace using regexp, re-encode source
files) I sometimes use emacs.

I use a lot of command line utilities in everyday programming. Any
decent bash with unix utilities does the job. To maniputate text, i
use things like perl, awk, join, sed, grep, etc. To test
communications, telnet. Sometimes I also use maven or ant directly
without opening any IDE. I produce patches using diff from the command
line when i need more control.


I just posted because i didn't see anybody like me posting so far.

Regards

Marcelo Morales

Martin Gregorie

Aryeh M. Friedman wrote:
> I am attempting to figure out what platforms I need to test a program
> I am developing on and thus am interested in finding out what
> platforms people are using on x86 hardware. Please answer the
> following and send it to me privately at aryeh.friedman@gmail.com:
>
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?
>
Yes. Fedora Core 7, J2SE 1.4 currently, will move to 1.6 shortly

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?
>
No.

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?
>
No.

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?
>
No.

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?
>
No.


> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?
>
Yes. Linux with bash, ant and microEmacs.


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ryuujin

On 6 Dic, 22:52, "Aryeh M. Friedman" <Aryeh.Fried...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?
Ubuntu 7.10 for developing in JAVA.
java version "1.6.0_03"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_03-b05)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 1.6.0_03-b05, mixed mode)

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?
europa version. 3.3

>
> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?
I just try sometimes. I just installed version 6.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?
sometimes. I use VIm with some macro to compile and execute java
programming.

r.

Hendrik Maryns

Aryeh M. Friedman schreef:
> I am attempting to figure out what platforms I need to test a program
> I am developing on and thus am interested in finding out what
> platforms people are using on x86 hardware. Please answer the
> following and send it to me privately at aryeh.friedman@gmail.com:
>
> 1. Do you use Linux to develop Java? If so what distro and JDK
> version?

Suse 10.3, 64-bit. I don’t really care about the Java version. I have
ibm’s somewhere to test whether Eclipse works better with it, butuse
sun’s 6 mostly.

Also an old gcj1.4 somewhere, because OpenOffice needs it.

> 2. Do you use FreeBSD to develop Java? If so what version (i386 or
> amd64?) and what JDK version? Do you use JavaVMWrapper from ports?

no

> 3. Do you use Windows (XP or Vista) to develop Java? If so what
> version and what version of the JDK?

only if my girlfriend booted the computer and I have no time to reboot.
So no.

> 4. Do you use Eclipse? If so what version and on what OS's?

Eclipse 3.3, everywhere, for Java, C, TeX, CVS & Subversion, and l10n
work on several FOSS projects.

> 5. Do you use NetBeans? If so what version on what OS's?

Had a look at it once, didn’t convince me, too deep into Eclipse now. I
love the ‘Save actions’ introduced in 3.3.

> 6. Do you use command line based Java development? If so on what OS's
> and what command shell do you use?

Occasionally, if Eclipse doesn’t do what I want.

H.
--
Hendrik Maryns
http://tcl.sfs.uni-tuebingen.de/~hendrik/
==================
http://aouw.org
Ask smart questions, get good answers:
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