El 31/07/10 02:56, phanisvara das escribió:
On Saturday, July 31, 2010 11:43:52 am Andrew Joakimsen wrote:
OpenJDK is
included by default in openSUSE but my initial impression
is most Java applets
encountered by most users don't function
correctly with it. What is everyone
else seeing? Does openJDK fulfill
every one of your Java needs, or did you
find the need to replace
openJDK with the real Sun Java?
no, does not. in order to get chromium beta to open, i had to replace OpenJDK with sun java. not just install sun java in addition, but i had to throw out OpenJDK, now chromium works
-- phani.
Actually you can live with java sun and openjdk (even more) just setting the update-alternatives with sun as the main java vm option. Just ask for further info ;) -- Hernán Thiers García Estudiante de Ingeniería en Informática / I.T. Engineering Student Home +56 - 45 - 287366 Mobile +56 - 9 - 3779421 Skype: +56 258 13910 # 565 / internaldrums Twitter: Hernan_CL Blog: http://southernlink.blogspot.com Temuco, Chile -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org