If you have Java and ant installed on Windows, you can just run "ant" in the
netbeans source directory, and it should build fine.
Another alternative is to use WSL, which is basically Ubuntu running on
Windows--without a VM, and officially supported by Microsoft:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-u
Well, Snap is read-only and always will be, this is one of it's beauty.
If you need to develop against the platform you can download the
platform (or IDE binary) , then patch it there, and add the platform to
the platforms.
When it is merged you could use the netbeans-dev Snap package which i
Is there a native Windows tool for building Netbeans? I've so far just used
an Ubuntu 18 VM. I don't mind doing that but I'm curious. Thanks.
--
George
Until https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/2153 is merged and released I
thought I would edit my own app.sh
in /snap/netbeans/29/netbeans/harness/launchers/.
Since everything below /snap is read-only, is it another way?
As a stab in the dark I
created /home/pata/snap/netbeans/29/netbeans/harne
Hi all,
On the dev mailing list, following the Apache procedures and guidelines,
voting has begun to release Apache NetBeans 12.0:
bit.ly/vote-netbeans-12-0-vc-1
You are welcome to join in -- anyone is welcome to vote, following the
instructions above.
Here's a list of the features in 12.0, whi
