leaving Linux

juniorsatanas

juniorsatanas

in my work I use debian, the more he too fat and heavy, full of things that do not need to work I need java 4.8 + postgresql + eclipse umbrella Galilean + day + + + chrome pluginflash. from to install it on freebsd? I want to migrate to freebsd .. devil 666.



juniorstanas - Brasil - Fortaleza - CE
 
For Java development I would stay with Linux, as the binaries from Oracle/Sun are easier to install and works great. Java on FreeBSD feels like a hack, installation is a bit harder and I have yet not gotten Java frameworks like Groovy for Grails to work properly(If someone do, then I would be grateful the hear the solution).
 
juniorsatanas said:
in my work I use debian, the more he too fat and heavy, full of things that do not need to work I need java 4.8 + postgresql + eclipse umbrella Galilean + day + + + chrome pluginflash. from to install it on freebsd? I want to migrate to freebsd .. devil 666.
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If the problem is just Debian is too fat u can easily customize it removing not needed packages or maybe reinstalling your Debian OS starting from base system and adding needed packages when u need them.

Debian is a pretty good OS and considering u need to work with Java a better solution compared to Freebsd where Java platform is still problematic (IMHO). Example: u do not have Java support under Firefox 3.6.x for now.
 
I would prefer to not turn someone away from FreeBSD, but based on my experiences with java (& cursed be its name), you're probably just as well of sticking with linux. Debian can be stripped down quite a lot, & you're not going to find FreeBSD that much easier or faster.

On the other hand, I love FreeBSD and for some reason I can get my tiny CH3CH2OH-infused brain to wrap around it, while linux gives me headaches every time.

If you can get it to work java/diablo-jdk16 is a native interpreter for FreeBSD, so give it a shot.
 
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