Been a 11.2 user for a while. Hard to isolate what I'm seeing down to be
certain it is 11.3, but it started right after the upgrade, and only seems to
happen when I am working with NB 11.3
What I get is not a Windows crash in the BSOD sense, but a complete and utter
freeze of the system. Can't
parallel computations, like Gradle
parallel builds. When it kicked in the system hanged. Fortunatelly Linux was
able to log out the core misbehavings as it happened a few times before the
hang, so I could made my system stable by disabling the faulty core.
On 4/3/20 1:50 AM, Rob Walker wrote:
Oddly I don't think so in this case. CPU use is low and I have 32gb RAM with at
least 8 unused. All 64bit VMs too.
-Rob
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From: Scott Palmer
Sent: Friday, April 3, 2020 8:22:00 PM
To: Rob Walker
Cc: Lasz
Was going to ask the same Qs. Since moving to most recent NB 11.x and an up to
date OpenJDK (8 or 13/14), high DPI usage seems to work fine without me doing
any special tweaks that I can remember.
In fact I flip-flop between 2 laptops, one with high DPI and one without, and I
don't really make a
Weird – I was pleasantly surprised with NB 11 on the XPS13 I had for a while.
Seemed to handle scaling much better than past editions, or Eclipse. I forget
though if I had to make some specific Java setting for it. I do kind of vaguely
remember one.
-R
From: Klerman
Sent: 07 September 2020 07:
Agreed – also how I read it
For any vendor working around Java, this doesn’t really change much. You cannot
bundle in an app you charge for, or use as part of a service you charge for. At
first, I though this might just be if you try to charge a fee for the JDK part
itself. But the wording seem
If you start from a ZIP distribution, you can launch using any Java version
with your own Java installs e.g. the BAT setup I use when on Windows:
cd %NB_HOME%\bin
start netbeans64.exe --jdkhome %JAVA_HOME% --userdir %NB_USER_DIR% --cachedir
%NB_CACHE_DIR% --console suppress
My various _HOME env
Love your answer Pieter – I can almost hear the words of my late father (who
was a scientist and a computer geek)
“… if you want absolute accuracy, you need integers and fractions … if you can
live with an approximation, then floating point is probably good enough …”
-R
From: Pieter van den H
Can you run Java?
NB will run most places that one of it's compatible JVMs is available
(sometimes with a bit of tinkering)
-R
-Original Message-
From: Phil L
Sent: Wednesday, November 8, 2023 1:34 PM
To: users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: Netbeans with Bookworm
Is there a version of N
Ctrl-Z to undo #2 at this point, just to remove the spurious
file modification marker
OS here is Windows 11.
It’ll be great if the patch gives us a less cumbersome approach, but at least
the above does still seem to get around it.
-Rob
From: Rob Walker
Sent: 21 March 2025 06:50
To: Eirik Bakke
That will be super if so – planning to upgrade to Java24 and NB25 next week so
will try it out.
And yes – I believe it’s been a known Java issue for a while.
-R
From: Eirik Bakke
Sent: 21 March 2025 01:51
To: Marvin P. Warble Jr. ;
users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: Re: NB 25 Paste from Clipboa
Darn - I hope note. It was already annoying, but with no workaround it could be
dire.
-Rob
-Original Message-
From: Marvin P. Warble Jr.
Sent: 20 March 2025 23:12
To: users@netbeans.apache.org
Subject: NB 25 Paste from Clipboard Problem Worse?
Has the pasting from the clipboard problem
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