Not sure this is a good idea for Powerpack. Most of us that uses java
use the Sun verion plus the jdk. I would have welcomed Netbeans 6
enterprise pack in 2008.1, including glassfish and openportalserver
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Adam Williamson wrote:
> What's going to be the Java installation plan for 2008.1?
>
> It would seem to be a no-brainer to have the Iced Tea browser plugin
> installed by default in Free. How about One and Powerpack? Do we have
> any plan to evaluate whether Iced Tea is of good enough quality to
> replace upstream Sun Java as the default? I think we should prefer this,
> if possible, on the basis of open source being Good.
>
> A similar question could be asked about Flash, actually. I've been
> trying out Gnash again lately and found it a lot better than last time
> (doesn't use 100% CPU playing back YouTube videos any more). Is this
> being evaluated too?
>
> Thanks.
>
