Anthony Kozar wrote:
Thanks, Steven, for the update on Java! I am happy that it is finally
available in an open source package that works :)
I got off the "upgrade wave" as David called it about six years ago. I fear
that Apple will continue to pull its games but I am currently comtemplating
upgrading one of our computers to OS X 10.4 or 10.5 (if I can give up
Classic) anyways. I also may just install the latest Ubuntu PPC. Either
way I will use mostly open source music software in my "work", but does
anyone have any opinions on the matter? Is there any reason to go with OS X
other than iApps and the ability for me to more easily develop open source
software for OS X users? (I have 10.2 right now and I have been told a few
times now by open source developers that 10.2 is "obsolete")
Being able to use blue is a big motivator for me, so it would also have to
work in Linux PPC for me to really go that route ... (blue does run fine in
10.2 -- thanks Steven ^_^ )
Anthony Kozar
mailing-lists-1001 AT anthonykozar DOT net
http://anthonykozar.net/
Steven Yi wrote on 7/25/08 2:50 PM:
Java is indeed open source now. Fedora is now packaging the OpenJDK
project with the latest release, and it looks like Ubuntu Hardy Heron
has it as well. [...]
FYI: Regarding Apple, they released Java 6 but only for 64-bit OSX
releases. This kind of practice is why I don't want to invest in
Apple products [...]
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