Jacques
Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Hi Ashish, I have used Helios for many years. I tried to updated to Indigo few weeks ago, and crossed and issue I don't clearly remember. What I remember is I had to revert the worspace I tried to previous day (fortunately, because previous bad experiences, I tried with an untouched workspace) . I had not much time to switch since, so I did not retry. BTW, this remains me to do it again, but with a workspace copy this time ;o) I found Helios (all versions, I use 3.6.2 now) as stable as Ganymede (all versions) but was easier to update plugins (M2) I simply use the classic package and add what I need. I did not see much performance change from Ganymede but some new features following Java and other tools, and globally an easier daily use (notably regexp S/R are far better IIRW) HTH Jacques Ashish Vijaywargiya wrote:http://wiki.eclipse.org/Older_Versions_Of_Eclipse On Sunday 13 November 2011 10:46 PM, Ashish Vijaywargiya wrote:Hello, Since last few days I am thinking to switch Eclipse IDE version from Ganymede to either Helios or Indigo. Anyone started using Helios or Indigo? If Yes then how is the performance of this two new versions? Any recommendation? Thanks in advance!Hi Ashish, I have used Helios for many years now and is now using Indigo for few weeks. I found Helios (all versions) as stable as Ganymede (all versions) but was easier to update plugins (M2) I'm as satisified with Indigo (3.7.1) as I was with Helios.I simply use the classic package and add what I need
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