Support for Java?

[Al]

About 5 to 6 years (do not remember exactly) Linus was just being to support
Java. How is the Java Support for Linux now? Back then the Java SDK always
came out for windoze and solaris first. There seemed to be delay before the
latest SDK reached Linux. Has that changed?

Thanks

Al

[Wiseguy]

Post by Al
About 5 to 6 years (do not remember exactly) Linus was just being to support
Java. How is the Java Support for Linux now? Back then the Java SDK always
came out for windoze and solaris first. There seemed to be delay before the
latest SDK reached Linux. Has that changed?

Linux supports java as well as windoze does.

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[Al]

Thanks

Al

Post by Wiseguy

Post by Al
About 5 to 6 years (do not remember exactly) Linus was just being to support
Java. How is the Java Support for Linux now? Back then the Java SDK always
came out for windoze and solaris first. There seemed to be delay before the
latest SDK reached Linux. Has that changed?

Linux supports java as well as windoze does.
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[anonymous]

Post by Al
About 5 to 6 years (do not remember exactly) Linus was just being to support
Java. How is the Java Support for Linux now? Back then the Java SDK always
came out for windoze and solaris first. There seemed to be delay before the
latest SDK reached Linux. Has that changed?
Thanks
Al

Hmm, our largest clients run j2ee apps on Linux. This includes
government sites. Not to worry. Why don't you go look at java.sun.com
and see what's available?