Does NetBeans have an equivalent to Visual Studio's Live Server?
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On Sun, Jun 8, 2025 at 8:53 PM Owen Thomas
wrote:
> Thanks for replying to my questions. I am using NB 24 on Linux (Ubuntu)
> and I have had no installation problems although I did ask for help earlier
> and thought I might chime in with the off chance that I had something
> to offer.
>
On the M
On Tue, May 27, 2025 at 12:26 PM Tim Mullé wrote:
> It’s been a while since I was on this mailing list so I am curious if
> NetBeans Platform Applications are still being developed in 2024/2025?
For my own hobby projects, I tried to work with the NBP years ago. Bought
the books, played with it,
Hi Mitch, again,
FlatLaf comes with a demo, and it also has a Theme Editor [1] that you
can download for free.
I suggest you downloading it and trying it out. By doing that we'll see
if the problem is in FlatLaf, in NetBeans or in your Linux setup.
Thanks,
Antonio
P.S.: Of course I imagine
defaultFont=36 did not have any effect.
I visually examined the log and did not see any errors that seemed to be
related. The only occurrences of "flat" in the log file were these in the
"turning on modules" section:
org.netbeans.libs.flatlaf/1 [1.22 3.6
26-81d21190648c8a1bae92bc9cdb0bb9783ae4912f]
On Wed, 18 Jun 2025 at 19:51, Mitch Claborn wrote:
> 2) Before posting in the FlatLaf forum, I tried playing around with
> customizing the ~/.netbeans/26/config/LookAndFeel/FlatLaf.properties file
> which is opened by clicking the Tools > Options > Appearance > FlatLaf >
> "Edit custom properti
