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Steven J Sobol
I recently got tired of NetBeans' dog-slow performance and memory leaks
(was able to deal with the performance by turning off some plugins I didn't
need, but the memory leaks are horrendous and unacceptable for what is
supposed to be a polished product). I've found Eclipse to be a great
alternative and am looking at IBM's Standard Widget Toolkit as an
alternative to Swing. IMHO the biggest win comes from using native OS
widgets where possible. But that begs the question of which platforms the
SWT runs on. I know it'll run on Windows and I'm using it right now on a
Fedora Linux box, but I'd like to use something that will at least run on:
--win32
--Linux/x86
--FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD
--Mac OS X
--Earlier versions of Mac OS (9, at the very least, maybe 8)
Does SWT run on (at least) those platforms?
(was able to deal with the performance by turning off some plugins I didn't
need, but the memory leaks are horrendous and unacceptable for what is
supposed to be a polished product). I've found Eclipse to be a great
alternative and am looking at IBM's Standard Widget Toolkit as an
alternative to Swing. IMHO the biggest win comes from using native OS
widgets where possible. But that begs the question of which platforms the
SWT runs on. I know it'll run on Windows and I'm using it right now on a
Fedora Linux box, but I'd like to use something that will at least run on:
--win32
--Linux/x86
--FreeBSD/NetBSD/OpenBSD
--Mac OS X
--Earlier versions of Mac OS (9, at the very least, maybe 8)
Does SWT run on (at least) those platforms?