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Article #2746Re: JBuilder 3.5 Linux performance
From: pwnichols
Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 00:00
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Foundation requires less resources than pro and/or Enterprise. Perhaps you need to contact Borland direct, but I would say that they are normally pretty accurate in their requirement postings. I run JBuilder 3.5 Enterprise on Linux and Windows. The Linux version smokes and 3.5 is better than 3.0 Enterprise in terms of performance and work environment!!! Martijn Bruns <martijn@uniware.nl> wrote in message news:38E46185.B15F5C03@uniware.nl... > I tried running JBuilder 3.5 Foundation on my Linux box recently, and it > seems > to run quite smoothly, although I (only) have a PII-300 with 96 Megs. > The requirements on the webpage, however, says it needs at least 128 > Megs. > Does anyone know if the standard, professional or enterprise editions > need > more RAM of CPU-power than the foundation? > I really would like to use these versions for corporate development, but > i don't know > whether they will work correctly on my machine. > (They're too expensive too just try and throw away!) > >
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