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Beso wrote: |
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> 2008/12/17 Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@×××.net>: |
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>> Stan Sander <stsander@×××××.net> posted 49486325.5090601@×××××.net, |
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>> excerpted below, on Tue, 16 Dec 2008 19:25:41 -0700: |
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>>> eselect java-nsplugin list |
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>>> Available 32-bit Java browser plugins |
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>>> [1] emul-linux-x86-java-1.6 current [2] |
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>>> emul-linux-x86-java-1.6-plugin2 |
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>>> Available 64-bit Java browser plugins |
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>>> [1] icedtea6 current |
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>>> But, here is where I'm at a loss and hoping someone can kick me in the |
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>>> right direction. When I launch my 64-bit seamonkey and do about:plugins |
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>>> icedtea6 doesn't show up and pages with java applets indicate I need a |
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>>> java plugin. |
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>> Take a look at flameeyes' blog. He had a writeup on 64-bit icedtea and |
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>> some of the remaining hurdles to getting it really working properly on |
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>> amd64, probably a couple weeks ago. |
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> well, maybe normal users or users who don't really care about proprietaryware |
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> would do better to wait for the latest java update to hit portage, |
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> since it includes |
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> an official sun java nsplugin for 64bits. |
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> as for iced tea i think that it's the same of openjdk. am i wrong on this? |
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Thanks Duncan and Beso. I knew I could count on you guys. :D |
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I already read through flameeyes' blog, but was just hoping that I was missing |
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something simple or someone else on this list had it working. Perhaps the best thing |
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to do is wait for update 12 to sun's java and the 64-bit plugin that will come with it. |
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('Bout darned time!!) |
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After that, the next project will be to dump the multilib profile. |
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Stan & Tashi |