James Elsey
Hi James
I'm running all of that apart from Hudson and windows 2008 (got 2 x XP on VBox) at home, it runs quite nicely on my fedora12 system.
Cool. So what are you using for Continuous Integration? CruiseControl? Is your Fedora system server or desktop?
Most of that is above me! I'm using a really basic setup. Running Netbeans IDE for development, maven for building purposes/libraries. SVN to checkin to my google code repository. Mysql for my applications data, and also the GoogleAppEngine SDK for dumping my application up to free hosting ;D.
Its a nice development environment, it all pretty much worked out of the box, just have a few terminals open, one for SVN, one for maven, one for GAE and one for MySQL, then just press "up" to do last command
So yeah, I'm only using for a home development environment, and not a build machine, although it would be an interesting project to setup a build machine in a VM and commit to that and have cruise control do the dirty work (possibly a test machine too)