Seeking confirmation - SQL Dev now in 11g RDBMS install

Hi gang
Can somebody confirm the following for me please? I'd confirm this for myself but it requires me to download the 11g RDBMS tarball for Linux -- which could take me weeks on my current internet connection.
Is it correct that SQL Developer is now included in the 11g RDBMS install?
Is it the intention SQL Developer will be included in every edition of the RDBMS (eg. Standard, Enterprise and XE etc)?
Will SQL Developer be included for every RDBMS platform (eg. Linux, Windows etc)?
...and am I correct in saying that SQL Developer was not included in any earlier RDBMS release (eg. 10g)?
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
CM.

That's great, except you say that 1.2 is included by default. It's 1.1.3 that's included. (i.e. just a release earlier.
Yes, the SQL Developer team will be at OOW in San Francisco. We have 2 papers and a hands-on session. I'm really pleased about the hands-on session. Even though it's only an hour long, we are offering users a choice or tasks to work on, so hoping to give everyone an chance to get their hands onto the product, from beginners doing an overview to those wanting to get into more on the PL/SQL debugging to those wanting build XML extensions.
We'll also have a demo stand where we're planning to show off some new stuff and of course meet all the forum readers and contributors.
See you there.
Sue

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