> I am truly impressed, I got my enlightenment stuff with 6 windows (getting
> really stable), mozilla (same, getting really stable), anyJ my java IDE
> running like it did on my windows box and all, it is really impressive how
> much Linux has matured... great to see...
I have been developing Java on Linux for years and have nothing but success.
I have been running Enlightenment for most of that time with hardly any
problems... actually I have not had it crash since 0.16.4 (perhaps even
0.16.3).
As for webbrowsers, yikes. Netscape & Mozilla still crash/hang all of the
*ucking time. Mozilla has gotten much, much better... but is still dawg
slow.
Ever since JavaOne (perhaps a little before), I have been back on the Mac OS
X trip. One of the last sessions that I went to on Friday was the OS X &
Java one. I was blown away by a rendering test that they had running
between a P4 1.x GHz and a 5xx G4. The PC did not even have a chance.
I still have to convince my boss that I "need" one to do my job, but I will
think of something.
> My point is that I gave up on Linux desktop and almost against my will I am
> now TRULY impressed with the quality of the software I am working with, also
> the slickness of the look and the features. Open Source is for real, it
> takes time and money (like everything else it seems is the lesson we must
> draw) but it does produce amazingly superior software.
Any ways, I was currious what you meant here. Did you give up and go back
to Windows or are you still using Linux for desktop.
--jason
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