Java IDE for linux

[Glitchny]

anyone know of an IDE for linux that i can download and install relitivley easily?

 

[Spyro]

Sun offers the community version of Sun 1 Studio for free, and they offer nettbeans too at http://java.sun.com . If you would like something lighter though, then try BlueJ. Personally, I prefer a combination of IDEs.

 

[xcript]

Eclipse + JDT ?

 

[perksy]

Just download Eclipse from www.eclipse.org. It comes with the JDT (Java dev tools) built in.

Great IDE. Once you get started with the Auto-completion, Quick Fixes, and Refactoring, you'll never want to leave Eclipse.

 

[Nithin]

I only wish there was an IDE that let me use vim in it. Is there such an IDE? I know kdevelop was working on that sometime back. Anyone know if that is available?

 

[Spyro]

Originally posted by: Nithin
I only wish there was an IDE that let me use vim in it. Is there such an IDE? I know kdevelop was working on that sometime back. Anyone know if that is available?

Why not just use vim seperately? Works for me!

 

[drag]

Originally posted by: Nithin
I only wish there was an IDE that let me use vim in it. Is there such an IDE? I know kdevelop was working on that sometime back. Anyone know if that is available?

Your not the only one... Seems like I read in a article that a lot of programmers and shops are dumping the IDE stuff in vavor of a text editor like Vi or Emacs.

edit:
here, check this out.

Does that seem useful or apliccable? I am curious and want to get the opinions of experianced people...

 

[Mannkind]

Another vote for Eclipse!