Although this may be true, one can also say that SUN no longer gives
'others' any opportunities to port Java to other linux machines. For
example it costed FreeBSD/JAVA some $3000 in ( their own ) legal costs
to obtain a free license to distribute the java binaries. It also took a
long time to ob
On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Vladimir G Ivanovic wrote:
> "MK" == Matthew Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> MK> What differences are there between Sun's JVM and Blackdowns?
>
> I asked the same question privately of a member of the Blackdown team
> and have not yet received a reply.
>
> I'm n
blackdown has additional ppc/sparc/arm ports. JMF, java3d , customized java
web start, debian installer. java comm api.
Also Blackdown give the opportunity for developers to contribute to the java
on linux product. ie if you find a bug or want to change something its going
to be easier to get the
"MK" == Matthew Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MK> What differences are there between Sun's JVM and Blackdowns?
I asked the same question privately of a member of the Blackdown team
and have not yet received a reply.
I'm not trying to be confrontational or start a flame war, but I would
What differences are there between Sun's JVM and Blackdowns? Is the
Blackdown organization some kind of Java licensee?
Thanks
Matt
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