Programing JAVA in Linux

[antoniobc]

I wanted to know what tools I could use, that are as powerful if not more that jcreator in Windows, but in Linux. I haven't settled on a distro yet.

Anyways, please help me out.

 

[QwertyManiac]

I've not used jCreator, but you must definitely check out Eclipse (Its a cross platform IDE) if you want an IDE like thing. Any distro, Eclipse runs on Java itself.

You might also try NetBeans.

 

[Faun]

Eclipse is the most flexible JAVA IDE.

Netbeans is officially supported by Sun but nonetheless try above one.

 

[antoniobc]

Thanks. Will try it out...