🚀 go-pugleaf

I just downloaded NetBeans ver 2.0 Beta 3 and have had some interesting
results.  First of all, running the program takes my System and GDI
resources to 23 %.  I have a pent. 233 with 64 M Ram.  The program is
very slow.  Even worse, when I close the program, the System and GDI
resources only rebound to 80$.  VisualAge Java ver 1 runs easily on my
system. I haven't read the release notes yet so maybe there is a fix,
but my first impression is that this is a very resource hungry
application with a big leak (no... not Java) in it somewhere.

Scott

Steven Lobo wrote:
> 
> I just downloaded NetBeans Dev 2.0 . It is about 8.0Megs in size so I
> could download it within an hour. Compare this to 50Megs of VAJ 2.0!
> First impressions are that it is great. And the IDE is written using
> Swing itself so you get to see a full fledged big Swing App in action.
> 
> Try it and see it for yourself.
> 
> Steven
> 
> >Ryan Pedersen wrote in message <360f2594.28104059@news.accessone.com>...
> >>What about all the crap that JBuilder puts in the code.
> >[...]
> >I too would like any advice for good visual editors.
> >
> >Check out NetBeans Developer 2.0. It adheres strictly to Swing/JFC
> >standards. The user interface of the IDE itself is written using Swing's
> >rich component set, and the Form Editor includes advanced support for visual
> >development of Swing-based applets and applications.
> >
> >Roman Stanek
> >www.netbeans.com
> >
> >
> >
> >