I like to select the platform-specific "look-and-feel" instead of the Swing-default "metal". This way neither windows-users nor others feel alienated... I.e., include try { UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName()); } catch(Exception e) { e.printStackTrace() } somewhere in the beginning of your program. /Lennart onsdagen den 20 november 2002 12.57 skrev Mads Martin Joergensen:

* Chris Roberts [Nov 20. 2002 12:47]:

...

OK, Bit of a cheek to ask here, but I'm developing a Java Swing application *ON* SusE linux, so I'd like to know something about potential cross-platform support without asking too many different groups or starting flame wars :-)

My little Java 1.3.1_02 program works just fine of SuSE and WinME (via "DOS" command window) But specifically does similar *EASY* access exist for WinXP or a typical "modern" Macintosh?

yeah, they all support it.

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