D vs Java

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And that's assuming you can use that specific version of the runtime 
with the specific version of the Java program you want to use.

Otherwise it's another 16 megabytes.  And the large updates you're 
always prompted to install.

Unpacked it's significantly larger, but I realize most people these days 
don't care if their simple text editor requires 200 megabytes of hard 
drive space.

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> Andrew Fedoniouk wrote:
>>> I will agree/add with my list below:
>>>
>>> 1. No runtime to install. (80 megs?)
>> JRE is about 5megs or so.
>>
> 
> I have the Windows installer for 1.5.0.06 on my hard drive, and it's precisely
> 16 779 392 bytes.