> I liked the ones you listed + if you could throw in some of the related java
> classes/jars that don't usually come with a jdk (some of the apache stuff and
> web services and web start stuff and maybe jetspeed. I like Bluefish for
> plain html editing. Plus all those tools like emacs and vi that real
> developers seem to like. But if you make this, how is Sun supposed to sell
> any of its Java Desktops?
Heh, I don't see how they're going to sell any anyway. I'd have to doublecheck licenses on some of the java stuff, but it should be doable. Are there any good free IDEs in addition to anjuta, kdevelop, jedit(sort of), netbeans, eclipse? Ones that aren't completely redundant?
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