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Generally, I'd use Eclipse Temurin from Adoptium, if I not already in a Linux distro that has a JRE package.


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Adoption is the project umbrella under the Eclipse Foundation. Temurin is the project. OpenJDK is the artifact.

https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/adoptium

> The mission of the Eclipse Adoptium Top-Level Project is to produce high-quality runtimes and associated technology for use within the Java ecosystem. We achieve this through a set of Projects under the Adoptium PMC and a close working partnership with external projects, most notably OpenJDK for providing the Java SE runtime implementation. Our goal is to meet the needs of both the Eclipse community and broader runtime users by providing a comprehensive set of technologies around runtimes for Java applications that operate alongside existing standards, infrastructures, and cloud platforms.

Under Adoption, there is:

* Eclipse Adoption Incubator

* Eclipse AQAvit

* Eclipse Mission Control

* Eclipse Temurin Compliance

* Eclipse Temurin

But yea... the name is awkward.


For Java, eclipse

You don't need eclipse.

You can get by with Emacs, JDK, and ant. Plus the Android SDK of course.

That's how I roll, and it works just fine.


Awesome info! Thanks!

What would you recommend for an IDE? I used Eclipse some years ago. Is that still common?

I may want to experiment with some Android flavored Java again.


I would suggest IntelliJ than Eclipse presently.

Eclipse is always my choice for java.

All other projects I use TextMate.


Eclipse for Java / Scala / Latex / pretty much everything. Awesome and mature IDE, performance is getting better, high degree of customization, and many other great things.

Eclipse,emacs and maven works for me. I use the emacs for making quick changes and often end up working within it. Still couldn't go without having eclipse along side though.

Eclipse for Java, vim for anything else.

He probably means Eclipse, not Java. Most Java EE application I know run on Unix/Linux.

I don't have much choice for the project I'm on at the moment, we've standardised on Eclipse, but I'll give it a look in the future. Thanks.

Eclipse, but I'm only recommending that because you didn't give any indication of what language/stack you use. :-)

I also like Eclipse and I'm using it right now with Java 8(Kepler with patch, no problems installing).

I've tried every Java 8 feature in Eclipse and they all worked very well.


Eclipse is made with Java.

The IDE is good. Eclipselink is fine.

IIRC, Vim has some kind of builtin support for Eclipse for Java development, have you tried that? I admit I haven't really looked into it, just seen it mentioned while reading the manual.

Have you taken a look at Aptana? It is quite good and mostly compatible with most of eclipse plugins as well.

And since you already have experience with eclipse, you should be quite comfortable using Aptana


I suspected it was easy in eclipse as well and should possibly have mentioned that.

That said let me add that IntelliJ probably has similar systems.


Eclipse, they use SWT.
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