Best Linux Distribution for Java Programming along with netbeans
Hello Friends
Iam very confused that there are too many Linux Distributions available for free in the Internet. Centros Free (Redhat) Fedora OpenSUSE Mandriva Opensolaris Ubuntu and etc., I want to know that what is the best distribution to work with Java Programming i.e i want to install the latest Openjdk and the application server for the same whetheter i.e Glass fish or any other. Ofcourse friends i dont want to miss the multimedia function i.e watching all kinds of movie formats, listening to music. So, any one please suggest the good distribution for the 2. also consider one thing that all softwares available in that distribution. |
Mandriva is definitely the best OS (distro) I have ever used.
Just download netbeans from sun, install (excellent documentation) and it's all go. The latest java developement and environment packages are available for easy install with.... urpmi netbeans netbeans-6.5-2mdv2009.1.noarch requires, java-1.6.0-openjdk 1.6.0.0 0.20.b16.4md> x86_64 java-1.6.0-openjdk-plugin 1.6.0.0 0.20.b16.4md> x86_64 jdk=Java Developement Kit Cheers Glenn |
Not to flamewar with anyone. The usage of distribution is a lot personal preference. The usage you have is not much specialized and almost all the distributions you use will do the stuff.
I use Ubuntu Jaunty as am quite happy with it. Had Gutsy then Hardy then Intrepid and now finally on Jaunty. And all were on the same machine. The best thing about Ubuntu is ease of use. If you are not too expert then this is the place you can start off. Installing, updating, and removing packages is a click away. There are more than 20K packages in the repositories that you can install. Huge in my opinion. It will also work as a good multimedia desktop as well. Most of the movie player and mp3 players are there in the repositories and installing them is a cakewalk. This is my personal choice and you still could try live distributions to check your compatibility with the distribution before settling down to a particular one. |
I agree with linuxlover.chaitanya completely. But Mandriva is the best distro "I have used"
Cheers Glenn edit Code:
glenn@GamesBox:~$ urpmi --noclean java netbeans (31-08 22:21) |
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