Textbook supplementary materials

• Brookshear: publisher's webpage, including links, slides, simulators
• Bishop: Java Gently homepage, including errata, quizzes, FAQs, and more
• Oualline: Publisher's catalog page, including code examples, errata, etc.

UNIX links

• AcIS's quick guide to UNIX
• AcIS's quick guide to emacs

Java development links

• Java API documentation (Javadocs)
• Java Toolkit documentation

Windows development links

• Teraterm (telnet/SSH client) download and instructions
• WS_FTP download and instructions
• X-Win32, an X server for Windows
• GNU Emacs for Windows; it's a fully-supported port. There's also XEmacs for Windows; I prefer it, as it comes with more packages built-in.
• JDK 1.4.2 download. You can install the Sun JDK tools on any Windows machine if you want to develop on it. There's also a link there to install a free IDE, NetBeans, alongside the JDK itself.
• Cygwin, a UNIX-like operating environment for Windows. Includes gcc, gdb, etc.
• Free Java IDEs: NetBeans, a free IDE for Java development; and Eclipse, another free IDE for Java development.

Mac development links

• AcIS also has other software for download, including Mac tools.
• William has helpfully made up a post on the webboard about programming and interacting with CUNIX if you have Mac OS X.