On Wed, May 09, 2012 at 02:05:22PM -0700, chrizz wrote:
> Yes it is. All you need is Eclipse and the Android SDK. Furthermore you
> don't have to mess around with cygwin and so on. so it's even easier with a
> posix compliant os like mac osx (or linux, bsd and so on...)
As far as I know, none of the dev stuff (except Java, Python and gcc) is
ported to FreeBSD. No idea about other BSD variants. If I'm wrong, I'd
rather use FreeBSD on an old 600 MHz pentium class than on my 1 GHz
windoze laptop. I think it'd run AT LEAST as "fast"[1].... :-)
Later,
--jim
[1] "fast" in the case of my windoze laptop meaning not quite as fast
as a snail on an around-the-world trip if Eclipse is running.
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