Anything in Ubuntu like JCreator for Java

[diffuser78]

I used JCreator a lot while programming Java in Windows.

Can sombody tell me if there is any Linux equivalent editor/IDE which shows helps, auto completes Java classes and methods.

Your help is really appreciated.

Thanks

[nszabolcs]

eclipse (best java ide)
jedit (text editor with some useful java plugins)

both written in java (= not gtk widgets but nice, slow, needs jre)

[darth_vector]

there are heaps if ide's for linux. bluej is pretty good.

[Batzi]

eclipse (best java ide)
jedit (text editor with some useful java plugins)

both written in java (= not gtk widgets but nice, slow, needs jre)

eclipse, awesome. What about the JDK?

Any idea for a replacement for Microsoft Visual C++???

[Can+~]

eclipse, awesome. What about the JDK?

Any idea for a replacement for Microsoft Visual C++???

Eclipse again, and install the C/C++ plugin (eclipse-cdt) (Click on software updates on eclipse).

[Batzi]

Eclipse again, and install the C/C++ plugin (eclipse-cdt) (Click on software updates on eclipse).

2 in one? Amazing. Thanks alot man. :D

[Reiger]

Oh Eclipse does a lot more. You can get plugins for PHP, JavaScript, Python, etc. etc.

Same goes for Netbeans which is an alternative you might (also) like because of the GUI designer it has.

[Batzi]

Oh Eclipse does a lot more. You can get plugins for PHP, JavaScript, Python, etc. etc.

Same goes for Netbeans which is an alternative you might (also) like because of the GUI designer it has.

I have tested Netbeans on Windows. I will stick with Eclipse. ;)

[dxxvi]

eclipse? I prefer Intellij Idea (although it's not free, about $150 for about a year). Idea can do whatever Eclipse can a little bit better. You'll be happy and smile with that "little bit better" when using Idea.

[fct]

Dedicated C/C++ IDEs: anjuta, KDevelop and codeblocks (my favorite, but you might prefer to download the nightly builds which are more advanced than the version in ubuntu repos).