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Kevin F. Quinn wrote: |
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> First off - good work Java Team :) |
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> On Sun, 18 Jun 2006 10:39:06 -0500 |
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> Joshua Nichols <nichoj@g.o> wrote: |
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>> [...] Additionally, an environment |
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>> variable, GENTOO_VM, can be used to specify the VM used at a given |
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>> instance. GENTOO_VM should be the name of a VM located |
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>> in /usr/lib/jvm. So with regard to what VM is used, first GENTOO_VM |
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>> is checked, then the user VM (for non-root users), and then lastly |
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>> the system VM. |
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> A better name for this would be GENTOO_JVM, as the Java VM isn't the |
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> only type of virtual machine out there. |
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Good point. I actually had thoughts of changing it to JAVA_VM, so it'd |
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be distro-neutral. Changing this should be pretty painless, and mostly |
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involve doing a few in-place seds. |
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> Any chance java-config* could be reworked as one or more eselect |
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> modules? |
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I forgot to mention, but there is an eseelct module, for selecting / |
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displaying the user and system VM. |
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Josh. |
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