Which IDEs to use for Java in 10.10 x64?

**ArpitRaj** · January 13th, 2011

Can anyone tell me which IDEs to use for C, C++, Java in Ubuntu 10.10 with their versions?

**ErikNJ** · January 13th, 2011

You should use the IDE which suits your needs.

That said, Eclipse will handle all of the above. You can install eclipse-jdt and eclipse-cdt to cover Java and c/c++.

**ArpitRaj** · January 14th, 2011

Originally Posted by ErikNJ

You can install eclipse-jdt and eclipse-cdt to cover Java and c/c++.

I have installed jdt and cdt. How can I integrate javadocs both JavaSE and JavaEE with eclipse?

How can I implement C graphics in eclipse?

**dino99** · January 14th, 2011

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EclipseIDE

http://flurdy.com/docs/eclipse/install.html

**GregBrannon** · January 14th, 2011

Please review the stickies in the Programming Talk sub forum. You might also read the many, many threads there on the same or nearly same subject.

**axi.torvalds** · April 30th, 2011

Originally Posted by ArpitRaj

Can anyone tell me which IDEs to use for C, C++, Java in Ubuntu 10.10 with their versions?

You can use Netbeans 6.9 IDE and download Nokia QT creator and it will integrate C++ QT in your netbeans IDE automatically and in the plugins you can integrate Java SE and Java EE docs in your IDE