Recently I started to toss Java under Linux, after installing JDK and Tomcat. After running the Demo program (Notepad) from JDK, the mood of the time should not be more cool, and immediately thought of Eclipse. Eclipse has become the most potent IDE in Java, and I have basically abandoned other development tools, which is imposed on it. Wow, this doesn't mean that I will be able to develop Java programs immediately under Linux (of course, there are other UNIX systems). I want to think that I feel excited. Many people think that Linux is very complex. Trouble, but now it seems that it is not the case for Java programmers. Imagine you don't feel happy?
Now, if Microsoft severely crack down on company piracy, your company was forced to install the Linux system for development.
At this time, you will probably in your heart, "Oh, my God, my lovely VC, where is my lovely vs.net."
My next step is to experience the Eclipse under Linux.
