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  3. October 2004

Re: Removing a plug-in

Well, it is because you allude to that IBM should fix the issue. IBM does the editor. The eclipse 'world' in general handles eclipse. I for one would like IBM to work on the editor and not worry about something that takes a few seconds to do via Windows Explorer. Every tool has its pluses and minus, even the ones you purchase. Atleast in this case there is a very easy way to take care of it.

-- Scott J.

Kelly Cookson wrote:

Why is this an either-or? Make the editor better AND allow users to
uninstall plug-ins. After all, IBM is supposed to be handling the editor,
and Eclipse handling the plug-ins. It should be different sets of
developers, right?

Kelly


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