Re: linux on laptops
> >Isn't this rea;y the sort of thread that belongs on a hardware or linux >setup/install list? > >Jason Tan >On Fri, 31 Jul 1998, Maureen Lecuona wrote: > >> I have an IBM 770 ED running Linux RH5.1. The installation was done >> yesterday (took me less than an hour). So far XFree works at 1024x768. >>... Yeah, but it makes GREAT reading... -- /-\ | Jerry McBride | | | |([EMAIL PROTECTED] | \-/
RE: JDK 1.1.5 does not work under XFree86 3.3.1
> The jdk1.1.5 JVM does work with the helloworld file. It is just that > when I want to run a AWT or Swing example nothing happens at all! > > Please tell me what am I doing wrong ? Would the JDK 1.1.5 you mentioned happen to be 1.1.5v6? I've had problems with that one myself. Whenever I ran AWT apps (which includes Swing), nothing would happen, or on rare occasions the thing would start, but crash in the next 10 seconds as soon as I did something to the GUI... In any case, I didn't have the same problem with 1.1.5v7. But why not get the latest? 1.1.6v2. / Peter Schuller
Update: Beautifier 1.0.2 - A Code-Beutifier for the FreeBuilder project
Hi! In reply to user's letters, I have posted an updated version of Beautifier (1.0.2) which fixes all the current known bugs and adds indenting options for comments. Anyone currently using Beautifier for automatic java source code re-indentation can update his copy at http://www.bigfoot.com/~davidsont/beautifier I received a few letters wishing for Beautifier to have the ability to FULLY reformat java files to the 'Java Code Conventions'. In reply, I have started my work on such a full formatter, with intent to make it as small and fast as possible while remaining pure java. BUT, to succeed I can really use beta testers. If anyone is interested in taking part as a beta tester (i.e. running the formatter on his code and e-mailing me on bugs as well as how HE/SHE would like the result to be differenent...), then please e-mail me. Enjoy! Tal Davidson
Setting and Getting SystemColors
Hi, I've been searching high and low for information on setting, through X or window manager resources, the various desktop colors that are reflected by the SystemColor class. I use fvwm2 and have set menu and window colors, but Java apps don't get it -- they see menus and controls in blue, and the desktop in green. (BTW, I have found that on Solaris with CDE, Java correctly sees user color preferences as set by CDE's little GUI control panel.) Has anyone been successful in getting the VM aware of users' window manager color preferences? I am using RedHat 5.0 with Steve Byrne's JDK1.1.6v2. TIA, -Armen ___ Armen Yampolsky Axiom Software Labs New York
