IDEA 8.0 on Linux: When It'll Be Fixed?

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By nivanov
via jroller.com
Published: Aug 14 2008 / 02:33

Due to work we are doing in GridGain we routinely use all three major Java IDEs: Eclipse, IDEA and NetBeans. I work primarily on Ubuntu 8.04 as my main workstation. It is a pretty docile setup with two monitors, NVidia video card, Compiz with moderate settings and no kernel modifications what-so-ever.

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raveman replied ago:

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it wont, grow up!

kieronwilkinson replied ago:

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It's only a milestone release, not a final. It's going to have bugs, what did you expect? It's obviously s short-term problem, so just turn off Compiz or use the stable 7.0 version. Sheesh.

Nikita Ivanov replied ago:

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Well, how about it's looking like GTK 1.0 crap on Linux? Yeas, in some skins it's probably better - but in default Ubuntu 8.04 it is a pain to look at it. And it had Compiz related issues from version 7 onward. They really treat Liunx version as a secondary concern (probably developing themselves on Windows).

Just my 2 cents,
Nikita Ivanov.