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Re: New xlauncher (was: Re: Success with Java prog in XFree)


Harold Hunt wrote:

WTF?  I don't follow the xfree list all that closely, but didn't this
thread start out as "Success with Java prog in XFree"?  I just assumed
that 'xlauncher' WAS that Java prog.  Sorry for the confusion.

You know... sometimes I'm just not paying any attention at all.  What has
happened to me?!?

A Java xlauncher sounds fine to me, for now.  I'd eventually prefer that it
be written in C or C++.

How large are the Java runtimes for Cygwin?  I'm sure we'll get complains
along the lines of, ``before I had to install 100 MB for Cygwin/XFree86, now
I have to install XX MB more for the xlauncher program, blah''.  So I'm not
really excited about sticking with Java forever.

Feeling like an idiot,

You shouldn't. You were correct originally. The xlauncher program IS written in Delphi.

The first message in this thread contained the following postscript:


PS: I am working on a xlauncher based on the one made available by Tim
Thomson but for Cygwin(not only the cuted package from him).
I want to include a file text that will contains some definition
of servers to access (as IP address, OS, and so on).
I will try to make it available. Where should I send it when ready
(probably in 1 or 2 weeks) ?

That launched the subthread, which was properly marked using the [was: ] construction.

The problem here was *my* connection between the xlauncher subthread <---> and java.


You're not the idiot -- I am.

--Chuck





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