Re: java on FC5?

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Subject: Re: java on FC5?
From: Andy Burns <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2006 21:11:54 +0100
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Boris Glawe wrote:

You're right. But by running the native eclipse (downloaded fromeclipse.org) without any problems, it proved to be very mature in thecurrent state.

Yes I did have problems with eclipse eating 100% cpu on FC4, but thatwas fixed, and now eclipse is fine, with FC5 azureus is >95% there, Ibelieve RSSowl is too but I don't use it, however other programs suchLimewire and NetBeans don't work yet.

In short it works for the things that have had some focus, all of whichno doubt improve it in general ...

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