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Re: [cinjug-users] Java Developer friendly *nix distro

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Subject: Re: [cinjug-users] Java Developer friendly *nix distro
From: "James Carman" <james@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 10:05:13 -0400
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For a few hundred bucks, I'll set one up for you. ;)  Seriously, I
agree with Frank Baxter.  I'd set up something like Ubuntu or Fedora.
I've got one of both at home.  I currently like Fedora more, but I'm
getting used to Ubuntu more and more.  Either way you go, all you'll
have to do is install the O/S and then start yumming or apt-getting to
install what you need.  For Fedora, I don't know if the JDK is
available in the standard yum repositories (you can download it from
Sun's site), but using apt-get on Ubuntu you can get the JDK pretty
easily.  The trick is knowing what to ask for.



On 9/20/07, java user <java-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm looking for a linux/bsd distro that would be preloaded with tools for
> development (java in particular).  Preferably it would come with a selection
> of  source repositories (cvs/subversion),  servers
> (tomcat/jboss/jetty/apache etc), databases, project automation tools
> (ant/cruise control), bug tracking tools and anything else a group of
> developers might need.  I know that in the past, including the JDK and/or
> JRE on linux was an issue because of licensing issues and thus including any
> software dependant on them seemed to be an issue too.  However I believe the
> situation has or is changing.
>
> So any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Tad
>

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