Re: Sun's Agenda?

I think Solaris is a giant pain in the tookus. Though nothing compares to the evil that is Irix. ;) -- Matthew McKeon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Developer | MAYA Viz, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St. | Pittsburgh, PA 15203

Re: Fonts messages again

Unless you unwrap them, you'll get a few font errors. Search the post for "zapf", and it will be obvious where they are. -- Matthew McKeon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Developer | MAYA Viz, Ltd. | 2100

new Linux-related RFE on the JDC

ase vote for it! :) -- Matthew McKeon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Developer | MAYA Viz, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St. | Pittsburgh, PA 15203 | 412.488.2900 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE,

Re: Fonts messages again

; If you look carefully at the fonts.properties he provided, a few lines were wrapped in his post. grep through it for "zapf" and those lines will be readily apparent. Just un-wrap them and everything should be fine. > Thanks in ad

Re: sources for jdk

nd and javasoft's begin. > regards > andre schroeter -- Matthew McKeon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Developer | MAYA Viz, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St. | Pittsburgh, PA 15203 | 412.488.2900 -

Re: Still troubles with the libraries and jdk1.2

ad installed, and that broke the JDK most handily. Unsetting it fixed the problem. -- Matthew McKeon | [EMAIL PROTECTED] developer | 412.488.2900 MAYA VIZ, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St.

Re: fonts not found warnings

7;t this be in the FAQ? > Probably. > john > -- Matthew McKeon | [EMAIL PROTECTED] developer | 412.488.2900 MAYA VIZ, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St. | Pittsburgh, PA 15203 -

Re: fonts not found warnings

ux, please help. > Search the list archives. There's a detailed post in there that I used to fix this problem. It involved d/ling a reasonably broad font set (ghostscript) and changing your font.properties to point to that set. > BTW: when will 1.2pr

Re: Windows PLAF hack?

ur suggestions. I have the windows PLAF up and running now. > Ulli -- Matthew McKeon | [EMAIL PROTECTED] developer | 412.488.2900 MAYA VIZ, Ltd. | 2100 Wharton St. | Pittsburgh, PA 15203 ---

Windows PLAF hack?

I don't suppose anyone knows of / can recommend a hack to get around the windows PLAF block in v1.2 of the Linux JDK? Is such a thing possible? Is the block integral to the VM or is it located somewhere in the runtime libs? I'm just looking to hack it to the point w

Re: grrrrrr.....

Thanks to everyone who answered my question. Hmmm... has anyone thought of precisely what it would take to author an OSS java plugin? From my (admittedly naive) perspective, it doesn't seem that the issues involved would require proprietary java

Re: grrrrrr.....

Russ Ferriday wrote: > > Wasn't this renamed to "Java Plug-In"? > > http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/ > Yes, it was. The Java Plug-In FAQ points to the dead activator link at blackdown as the location to obtain a linux version of the plug-in. However, I now

grrrrrr.....

I've hunted through the list archives and seen several questions re: What happened to the activator link on blackdown? Have there been ANY new developments on this? Where the heck are the blackdown people? I'm