The popular IDEs already come with the "Sun/Oracle Coding Conventions" out-of-the-box and any change introduces some friction. Getters / Setters generators usually do not rely on prefixes like "f" for fields, and would generate methods prefixed with the "f" as well. You could, of course, reconfigure your IDE to support your custom conventions, but could you explain something like that to an alien?
[The line width limitation of 80 characters is of course outdated. Printing out code is also less important, than it was in 1996. I prefer readability over fixed size length and e.g. cryptic (shortened) method and parameter names.]