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Don't JetBrains just ship with their JRE and always ignore any "system" JRE? That feels like the correct solution, at least once your app gets to a certain size
by alkonaut 3y ago
Don't JetBrains just ship with their JRE and always ignore any "system" JRE? That feels like the correct solution, at least once your app gets to a certain size so the size of the JRE can be ignored. Also JetBrains' apps look good enough I'd say.
Another pretty one with a java frontend is BitWig. That's perhaps more impressive than any JetBrains app.
- nottorp 3y agoIntelliJ can have its own dependency hell, don't worry. Not so often but it happens. Last time I upgraded an old install i wasn't using, it pulled its own JRE, then pulled a new gradle which promptly complained about the JRE Android Studio installed itself. Had to do some googling and force it to use a JRE that both the IDE and gradle liked. But as I said, that doesn't happen often. It's just funny when it does, in a masochistic sort of way.