"Al" scribbled on the stall wall:
>
> 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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Thanks

Al

"Wiseguy" wrote in message
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> "Al" scribbled on the stall wall:
>>
>> 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 wrote:
> 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?