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Subject: Re: Java programmer production
From: TitanRebel <TitanRebel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 17:11:36 -0600
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Good point. They used to have "Remote" AWT for Java. Not sure if that still exists, but I heard it was painfully slow (as I can imagine).

Anyway, I think this thread has gotten a little off track. My last message was a response to Ivan's question that he asked after answering my original question.

Anybody else have a good way to measure programmer productivity?

Mangavalli, Ramanujam wrote:

TitanRebel, Have you looked at partitioning the 400? I think you can have a Linux partition. Also, you can install PASE and the PASE tools. You can get a GUI front end, I think using icewm window manager. I am thinking of installing the PASE tools on our development box and see how it works out.

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