Steven Phillips wrote:
I would also like to have a native FreeBSD version of J.
My experience with trying to get J running on FreeBSD
has also been messy an unsatisfactory. Another problem is that you
have to use the linux version of Java rather than the native FreeBSD
version. In the end I reverted back to running J on windows (XP)
but on another machine.
With a native FreeBSD port and the new facility in "cd",
it should also be possible to experiment with Qt as an alternative
GUI to Java.
Did you consider running J under wine under freebsd?
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