Windows Java IDEs?

Sup /prog/
To be quite frank, I have to learn Java. I need a good IDE, and do not want to use NetBeans or Eclipse. What are my options?

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OP here. Currently trying out JCreator and so far I'm loving it (pun not intended.) My only complaint is that it doesn't have any form of popup intellisense/auto-completion, which is pretty much vital for beginner java programmers. Other then that, this IDE is comparable to the almighty VS.

Also, call me ignorant, but it seems to me as if there's no way to debug in JCreator? Hmm. . .