JDEE thwarted my first attempt at learning Emacs. I wanted to get into it for Java development. >It's an absolutely unbelievable pain in the arse to >install

JDEE thwarted my first attempt at learning Emacs. I wanted to get into it for Java development. >It's an absolutely unbelievable pain in the arse to >install. And his website is buggy, and the code is often >buggy, and I generally detest the application, and Paul >K's no picnic himself. Other than that, it's great. I felt the same exact way. And at that point I felt if I could not use emacs for Java, I might as well stick to Eclipse. Luckily I'm a python guy now, so I'm free to avoid JDEE.