You’ll se Java become better faster, as happens with Gnome, KDE and the Linux kernel.Īnd so on. The legal possibility to analize the code unbound will allow many bugs to be squashed and many optimizations to be ironed in. You’ll see it getting very well integrated in Gnome and KDE, as well as in who knows how many apps. The legal possibility to intervene in the development of Java will ease the efforts of groups other than Sun to add or model features in Java that they need to their ends. A pervasive Java will make it practical to deliver programs of any size and complexity written in this language, which is now appropriate only for the largest apps and enterprise deployments. The legal possibility to distribute it freely will allow widespread deployment. Not so much with science (and yet…), but with technology, we should never let it be otherwise.Īnd in this case, ideology will bring tangible technical advantages for Java: Kudos to Sun for improving their language flagship and I look forward to the GPL version being tightly integrated into my operatings systems in the future. You can use it to build one character for yourself, or to keep track of a dozen NPCs for a game world. It's like a character sheet that handles all the tricky and tedious parts of building characters.
PCGEN LINUX GENERATOR
Usually it takes as long as 5 minutes to give me a user interface, if you can imagine. PCGen A d20 RPG Character Creator PCGen RPG Character Generator PCGen helps you build characters for role-playing games like Pathfinder and D&D. Bad programming meets Java latency… I’m hoping this app will really show the mettle of Java’s new standard performance or break miserably and show me that Dunjinni and I are going to part ways for good. When I shuffle off home again, I’m going to try out the world’s biggest, nastiest, most brutal Java application (in my experience, anyway) called Dunjinni which catalogs and loads a good amount of over 3,000 images before popping up, and bogs my AMD-64 machine to the max until it’s good and ready to give me an interface. PCGen in particular feels easily twice as fast.
PCGEN LINUX FULL VERSION
From my first tests of the full version (I tried out the beta but decided not to base any conclusions on it, though they were good), it has sped up my Java applications such as PCGen, JAlbum and Azureus by a considerable margin.
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