That switches the  ENTIRE JVM into interpreted mode. Not really a smart
idea. It's better to just disable the function causing the crash.

Also, Fedora and Red Hat maintain their own JVM port, IcedTea. There's a
good chance they don't have the same problems (or that it's already
fixed). They seem to move faster than Sun when it comes to stuff like
this.

I realize IcedTea is also in Ubuntu, but it originally comes from the
Red Hat folks, so they probably have a more up to date version. They
generally do a much better job maintain eclipse and eclipse related
software.

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Eclipse crashes due to jvm crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/174759
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