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Article #2790JBuilder 3.5 Linux performance
From: Martijn Bruns
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 00:00
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 00:00
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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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