Cross-platform JAD (Java Decompiler) (Or Alternative?) [closed]

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I'm in a situation where I will be decompiling quite a bit of existing JARs. I've found JAD to be quite useful and even took a look into DJ Java Decompiler.

The problem I'm facing now is that I may very well have to switch environments. I'll probably be on something *nix but most likely CentOS or Ubuntu. Are there any good cross-platform Java Decompilers? JAD appears to be Windows only. I can't do too much research on the topic because the original site doesn't exist either.

Answer 1

What is wrong with JAD?
Here's a link to JAD downloads mirror site with downloads for many different systems platforms.

Answer 2

Here's a list of alternative-to-jad decompilers as of Feb 2015:

• Procyon, open-source
• CFR, free, no source-code available
• JD, free for non-commercial use only
• Fernflower, open-source

You may test above mention decompilers online, no installation required and make your own educated choice. Java decompilers in the cloud: http://www.javadecompilers.com/