by admin on Thu Jan 16, 2003 6:09 pm
yeah, there's surely some way to make it run on blackdown. since i don't have a linux box right now, i can't do it. however, the applet is open source so anyone is free to debug it.
once i worked around a bug in apple's java implementation so the applet would run on macs. it was a pain. i wish java VM's weren't so buggy.
adum
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When Mozilla crashes, there is a Mozilla/Blackdown bug, yes. There might also be a bug in your applet which triggers this bug, or Blackdown might crash for perfectly legal applets. It doesn't really matter. What matters, for me, right now, is that I really want to try some Go problems, but I can't. And there must me many more people with the same problem.
It might be possible to create some workaround in the applet to make it run on Blackdown? (Don't tell me you haven't done any workarounds in the HTML/CSS to make it run on different browsers:) ) Or there might be a different Java plugin that works? My Java knowledge is close to zero, mainly because I don't like problems like this one.
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