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Microsoft Acquires Sun Microsystems

Why didn't they tell us upfront?

http://www.twoguys.org/~gregh/ms/ms-sun.html

Gee, I'm glad I took those .NET classes. I knew they could become handy one day!

Update: How to communicate in Sun Microsoftsystems: http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/kidtalk.mspx
Two NetBeans Editor Performance Tips

1. Faster scrolling in code completion
If you consider movement over options in code completion slow, try to turn off the javadoc tooltip. You can do that in Tools | Options | Editing | Editor Settings | Java Editor | Auto Popup Javadoc Window. Javadoc's window performance will be improved in next releases and is known to be currently worse than optimal.

2. Faster scrolling in editor under Linux
If you are using antialiasing under Linux you may experience very bad scrolling in editor (occurs only with some graphical cards). Try to turn off the antialiasing in Tools | Options | Editing | Editor Settings | Text Antialiasing, it will help a lot. I can't help myself but I also like the fonts without antialiasing under Linux better.


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