Re: Mounting filesystems and such

Ray Tayek wrote:

> At 07:10 AM 7/15/02 +0000, you wrote:
>
>> ...
>> OTOH, it's a relatively simple environment without the wealth of 
>> professional quality features that NetBeans has. I may start the 
>> class using BlueJ and switch to NetBeans as the complexity of the s/w 
>> grows. In any case, I will be recommending both environments to my 
>> students.
>
>
> i found net beans very strange when first fooling around with it. the 
> trick is to ignore most of the features. no need to make projects. 
> just add code and f9 to compile and f6 to run. 

Yes, this is another reason for doing the "edu build" thing would be to 
suppress some of the
UI that is more confusing to newbies (this can be done, for the most 
part, with XML layers,
although a few things like "Import Management" provided on Java source 
nodes by the
Java module would need to be patched to make it go away.

Other ideas on what a stripped down NetBeans should look like?

-Tim