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Status: New => Invalid
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> * iFreeBudget (http://www.ifreebudget.com/)
works with openjdk-6 in lucid. a specific bug report would be needed.
> * FreeCol
(https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/freecol/+bug/229032)
this bug is fixed for ages. When did you check last?
> * HattrickOrganizer (http://www.hattrickorg
> 1) Access the page www.bb.com.br;
> 2) In the field "Agência", type -0;
> 3) In the field "Conta", type 0-0;
> 4) Press the button "OK";
> 5) The Java Applet will go started.
getting to a screen called "Autoatendimento"
works for me. please recheck with a fresh installation, make sure t
I agree! As a developer, we need sun-java packages!
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Matthias, you're right. Really the Java's license not is open source.
But if you need to see the problem of "Banco do Brasil", using OpenJDK,
reproduce the next steps:
1) Access the page www.bb.com.br;
2) In the field "Agência", type -0;
3) In the field "Conta", type 0-0;
4) Press the but
I want to second this request for keeping Sun-Java in the list of supported
packages.
Besides being Brazilian and subject to the issues already posted by my fellow
countrymen here, as a developer I, as well as a the large majority of
developers around the world, take advantage of development IDE
Matthias, on this way you lose any reason you may be.
You're a ubuntero, so i think i need not remind you of the Code of
Conduct you're infringed.
If you have not, or will not cooperate with the discussion, so please do
not respond more to this discussion.
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On 17.03.2010 18:49, Tiago Hillebrandt wrote:
> Sun Java too is open source,
sorry for the language, but this is completely bullshit. before posting
anything else, please read /usr/share/doc/sun-java6/copyright
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Sun-java6 pack is very important to my job to access the on line files on
Learning On Line by my University!
I wish that the developers re-thinks this act.
Simply do not this! Please!
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jmhal, just complementing what you said, Sun Java too is open source, as
well Open JDK.
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I may not be as passionate as my brazillians brothers in the above
comments, but I totally agree that this is a bad idea. First, there are
several cases where OpenJDK doesn't work completely. The most important
is the case of Banco do Brasil. Ok, the right thing to do would be run
the applet with O
Unless we can find another repo that comes to provide these packages, is
not a good idea to remove them from the oficial supported packages list.
Though Oracle has a comercial company profile, I think that Java won't
become a proprietary software. So in the best way of the ubuntu spirit,
please, ke
I think the removal of the package is a step back. Will cause troubles
due to malfunction (or total incampatibilidade) of OpenJDK with various
programs.
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> sun-java6 *never* was in the main repository.
this not make difference! the sun-java6 was on Ubuntu native repositories, and
now not is more.
I am talking a reality that the OpenJDK not is ready to meet the needs
(mainly on Brazil), and you is worried to say that it's not what we are
seeing.
I
Matthias, where really is sun-java6 is in the repositories is irrelevant
to the case.
I use some applications that need sun-java6, and they does not run with
openjdk:
* iFreeBudget (http://www.ifreebudget.com/)
* FreeCol (https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/freecol/+bug/229032)
* Hattr
> remove sun-java6 from Ubuntu main repository
sun-java6 *never* was in the main repository.
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> you are free to uncomment the partner lines in your repository list
i have uncommented the partner lines on sources.list, but after update when I
try to install sun-java6-jre package the follow error occurs:
r...@x:/home/tiago# aptitude update
r...@x:/home/tiago# aptitude install sun-java6-jre
This package affects me either, for the reasons showed by melissawm.
tks.
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> decide on its use, and this is what is the greatest of freedoms,
> freedom of choice.
you are free to uncomment the partner lines in your repository list
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> in Brazil to access the main banks is needed the official Sun Java
packages (doesn't work with openjdk)
- which openjdk version did you check?
- can you provide a test case?
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While it is obviously better in our context to stimulate the users to
use free software, I too live in Brazil and depend on this package to
access my bank website and I think that it would be a barrier to the
entry of new users in Brazil (and maybe other countries too) to remove
this package from t
** Description changed:
The Sun Java 6 can't be removed from main repositories. It's used by
various developers, and in Brazil to access the main banks is needed the
official Sun Java packages (doesn't work with openjdk).
- The free software philosophy is difficult for users to work? Beca
I agree that the package should be maintained, and be option to the User
decide on its use, and this is what is the greatest of freedoms,
freedom of choice.
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