2) There is a middle ground position which would be to provide natively compiled version of a few select applications. Eclipse comes immediately to my mind,
Daniele mentioned Tomcat. The question is, to we want that for any single java library in Debian? If not, where do we draw the line?
That is
On Sun, Feb 27, 2005 at 10:32:41AM +0100, Daniel Bonniot wrote:
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> I hear the arguments for providing natively compiled versions too. This looks
> like it's not going to be a clear cut choice. A few thoughts:
>
> 1) There is a kind of parallel with other languages in Debian. I think of at
> le
Well then, I'll try to go my way using the free alternatives. Eventually
I'll send in some feedback if something should not work as expected.
That's the spirit! Thanks.
Daniel
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I hear the arguments for providing natively compiled versions too. This looks
like it's not going to be a clear cut choice. A few thoughts:
1) There is a kind of parallel with other languages in Debian. I think of at
least python and emacs-lisp. If I understand correctly, modules in these
langu
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