However, I patched up the jEdit look and feel plugin to draw my jEdit using Qaqua look and feel. Actually, I did that for quite a few java swing apps that I use frequently. Yes! you heard it right, I use swing applications on my desktop. Here are the screenshots how it looks on my win XP workstation.
Oh! coming to JDK 6.0 (otherwise called the 'mustang'), it has some major face lifts for swing. One thing that will catch your eyes is Sub pixel smoothing or anti-aliasing that it supports. Way to go!


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