I am scratching my head a bit here. All I know about Java is that you can write the application one time and it should run on any system, from Windows, to Mac, to Solaris, provided of course that they have a JRE. Supposedly the same is true of Mono.
What I actually experience is that applications written in Java, like Azureus, won't run. I don't understand. With Mono, being based off .Net in the first place, I expect to be faulty. Tomboy notes does not work. No big surprise there. Mono is only there to push people back towards using Windows. But Java, that is Sun right? Ok, Maybe I am doing something wrong. Somebody help me. I download Vuze from SorceForge. I extract it. I go into the file. I run ./azureus but it give me an error. What did I do wrong? Does anyone else actually run this program. It isn't like I really, really need the program but I am getting sick and tired of the fact the I can't seem to get Java programs to work. They should work, shouldn't they? I am all up to date with Java and all. Please hear me out for what I am really saying. I am not attacking Java. I want to run Java applications. I would much rather run Tomboy in Java than have to deal with Mono. They have Tomboy for Android written in Java but even that won't work. Oh, and where can I find a list of programs written in Java that I can use with OpenSolaris? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
