Marta File Manager: Back on Track(marta.sh) |
Marta File Manager: Back on Track(marta.sh) |
The whole binding stuff is neat, feels like a predecessor to Reactive Streams (which is itself is already standardized in Java under java.util.concurrent).
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/tools/javapackager.htm#JSWO...
- QSpace (https://qspace.awehunt.com/en-us/index.html)
- Commander One (https://commander-one.com)
Example: move file panel cursor on a file (as example, big text file), press F3 to open it. Built-in preview opens first page very fast even if file is 1GB+, by not loading anything except the first page ;) scrolling also works without visual lag even on slow HDD. Now press ESC and focus is back on a window you came from and can continue navigation.
Something as simple as focus thing is regularly broken on oh so many file managers
So I don't see much a difference actually. 30MB is not a lot anymore, not for network, not for disk.
[1]: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/embedded/develop-apps-platf...
But it was a problem in dial-up times, so maybe JavaFX appeared too early, when 150MB was not ok.
And Python runtime is about 20MB, but it's kinda assumed it's already installed (who knows which version though, for Python it's important, not so much with Java). Maybe Sun also expected their target audience to eventually have a JRE already installed on end-user machines.