Do not hesitate, Mac is great! I use it all the time.
They waited a bit too long with bringing Java 6 to Mac, but besides
that, it all works great.
We also use Mac OS X Server with Tomcat to deploy our software.
By the way, you know you have to change your nickname?
Something like
Java on OS X is lagging behind unfortunately. Java 6 is only available
for 64bit intel CPUs, but that won't be a problem for you (as long as
you don't buy a first gen CoreDuo macbook pro, all intel cpu's are
currently 64bit).
Apple is very secretive about their future plans, especially so about
Hi
We use Mac's here at our office too, namely the Apple MacBook Pro. As
Martijn mentioned apple are a bit slow on the java side, and pretty
elusive about information..
We have no problems using mac's. And I never shutdown my mac, always
hibernate once every 3 or 4 weeks it crashes(but it's
Buying a mac doesn't force you to use macos, I just love their
hardware but stick to linux as dev environment. My mac mini has a
ubuntu/macos dual boot.
If you are going to stick with ubuntu better check if there are any
issues with the new macbooks. I've read about thermal and suspend
problems
Francis De Brabandere wrote:
Buying a mac doesn't force you to use macos, I just love their
hardware but stick to linux as dev environment. My mac mini has a
ubuntu/macos dual boot.
Yup I know. It should be listed as a pro:)
If you are going to stick with ubuntu better check if there are
Hello guys,
thank you for the feedback.
best regards
greeklinux wrote:
Hello wicket users,
I have to bye a new notebook and I am thinking about the new
Apple MacBook Pro.
I am using Ubuntu for my development, Java/Wicket with maven,
Eclipse/Idea, Tomcat.
Are here any Mac OS X
