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Which development enviroment is better? Windows or Linux?

 
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My Jforum is going to be deployed on Linux (FC4) platform.

While I can build Jforum on Linux using ant no problem. I prefer to use an IDE to develop the project.

I am wondering which is a better developemnt environment for me.
Eclipse running on Linux seems to be not ideal. The Windows version is definately faster.

Since this is pure Java, I think it might make sense to develop in Windows, test it and then deploy it on Linux?

Not sure what kind of environemnt most people are using for this project?
[originally posted on jforum.net by frank123]
 
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I use Windows + Eclipse.

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[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]
 
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Rafael Steil wrote:I use Windows + Eclipse.

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Thanks for the reply. Rafael.

Looks like I'd better use Windows as the development environment.
[originally posted on jforum.net by frank123]
 
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