On Thu, 2009-06-25 at 16:19 -0700, Joshua Zeidner wrote:
> That is due to licensing incompatibilities. Most (if not all?)
> distros do not come packaged with Sun JRE.
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sun has been in the process of auditing the code in java and turning it
into open source which is what openjdk is...the sun open source version.
I haven't tried to run java applets from within a web browser like
Firefox but my understanding is that it will work if you install the
openjdk plugin, at least on Fedora 10 or above which on Fedora is a
separate installation package.
Craig
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