Paulo Cavalcanti wrote:
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=474256
Well, then it looks like what you really need is a 32-bit plugin, which can
also be 32-bit OpenJDK, not necessarily Sun's Java.
And in your situation I'd consider transfering my money to a bank which
doesn't require proprietary software (which is what their binary .so is -
heck, even the Java applet for that matter, but that one is at least
portable) to access your money.
Kevin Kofler
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