On 10/21/10 10:02 , robross wrote:
And since there are *currently* no 3rd party JDKs that could replace
Apple's JDK, this means if you need to develop Java apps, you'd have
to move to a supported OS, like Windows Vista, or some unix/linux
variant. (The SoyLatte OpenJDK port is in an "experimental" state at
best.)
So the "community" instead of chatting about forking the whole OpenJDK
for every possible operating system could start prove how good is at
that job by focusing on SoyLatte. Right?
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