I'm very pleased to see this and to see Blackdown getting credit. I have been hoping to use Java on Linux for a distributed network-of-computers project and this release makes the whole thing look more "polished" then using an RC.
I'd appreciate it if someone who gets in could repost the FAQ here. the site is in violation of my employers "acceptable use policy". (Apparently I have to print out how to hack their boxes at home and carry it in?)
Anyone know of manufacturers announcing PC/104 or cardPC form factor single board computers (SBCs) based on the transmeta released CPU? I am involved in wearable computing and this would be a very nice solution.
Legal issues notwithstanding, at least interested parties will be able to look over the code and see how various engineering challenges were handled. OTOH if a true port is legally allowed, that would be terrific. Especially if it can interoperate with the windows clients, since for many users, it is not feasible to impose an OS choice on all the people with whom they wish to communicate. Can any true cypherpunks comment on how robust this app is, even a rough idea after quick code inspection?
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I'm very pleased to see this and to see Blackdown getting credit. I have been hoping to use Java on Linux for a distributed network-of-computers project and this release makes the whole thing look more "polished" then using an RC.
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Legal issues notwithstanding, at least interested parties will be able to look over the code and see how various engineering challenges were handled. OTOH if a true port is legally allowed, that would be terrific. Especially if it can interoperate with the windows clients, since for many users, it is not feasible to impose an OS choice on all the people with whom they wish to communicate. Can any true cypherpunks comment on how robust this app is, even a rough idea after quick code inspection?