[PJUG Javamail] Netbeans Performance

[Andrew Wright]

I use intellij but have added the following jvm options for it, but  
perhaps it might help for netbeans:
(Requires you are on a dual processor or dual core machine)

-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC -Xms1g -Xmx1g

On Jan 25, 2008, at 10:44, Lyle T. Harris wrote:

> I would suggest you check your memory utilization.
>
> I run NB6 on my Kubuntu laptop with 1.5Gig and with
> E-mail & Firefox running it is pretty much maxed out.
> I also have a large display so the X server
> eats a lot of memory also, currently 454m RES.
> NB is currently about 270m RES, Firefox 250m.
> It adds up fast.
>
> I've taken to running my GlassFish app server on a
> system in the basement and defining it as
> a remote server to deploy to when running web
> apps in an effort to distribute my load.
>
> Try shutting down everything else but NB and see
> if that improves your performance.
>
>
>
> Brian Mason wrote:
>> I don't want to start a IDE flame war, I have an honest question....
>> I have been looking at Netbeans 6 for a while now because my beloved
>> JBuilder is dead. (Its an Eclipse Frankenstein now)
>> Netbeans 6 looks really cool.  It has many of the features that have
>> kept me on JBuilder for all these years.
>> The trouble is it is SLOW.  And I dont mean a little bit.  I mean
>> unusably slow.
>> Everyone at my company has tried the new Netbeans and has had the  
>> same
>> experience.
>> Are there any tips out there for performance tuning?  Some simple
>> thing I am missing.  Some feature I should turn off?
>>
>> For you Eclipse lovers, I am looking at Eclipse too (again).
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brian
>>
>>
>>
>>
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