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OpenJDK in OpenSUSE
Earlier this week I posted how OpenJDK was knock, knock, knockin' on Lenny's door. At that time I also mentioned how it was already in Ubuntu and Fedora.
What I failed to mention, however, and was right under my very nose was that fact that OpenJDK had already made it into OpenSUSE 11. Thanks to MySQL Euro-community manager and former SUSE employee Lenz Grimmer, I was englightened:
openSUSE has included the Sun JDK for quite a while already. openJDK has been added to openSUSE 11.0 as well and is part of the default distribution (the "oss" section, while the Sun JDK is in the "non-oss" part).
Here are some links to check out:
- OpenJDK in the OpenSUSE build service
- OpenJDK RPM Macros
- Usage and explanations of the useful tools from jpackage-utils
Debian Overview of openjdk-6 source package
<sep/>that OpenJDK6 (aka Java SE) is now heading squarely for Debian main. That decision to use the GPL is paying off. Absolutely awesome, fantastic work everyone (yes, including the IcedTea folks too<sep/>
SpringSource Team Blog " Open Source, Open Strategy: The SpringSource Manifesto
"We are not changing and will not change the license of any existing project. The Spring Portfolio will remain under the Apache License. This covers the Spring Framework, Spring Security, Spring Web Flow and the rest of the Spring Portfolio."
Cobertura: Documentation
Free (GPL2+ASL) Java Coverage Tool. JCoverage fork
GlassFish is in Debian
And the GlassFish team is as surprised as it is delighted!
GlassFish is in Debian
And the GlassFish team is as surprised as it is delighted!
One year on, the Java community continues to build
Good and fair summary of the progress to date with OpenJDK and its Java implementation. In particular, building bridges to the Classpath guys was the best thing we did (and started several years before the code was freed).
Goodbye TeamWare, hello Mercurial!
OpenJDK is now in a public version control system. Congratulations to the team on this significant achievement.
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Roller: free and open source Java blog software
Apache Roller 4.0 has been released and is now available for download. This is a major new Roller release which includes easier blog theme customization, a much more simple installation/upgrade process, infrastructure improvements and other small fixes.
Blogging Roller: Sun open source project governance
"Sampling of governance docs from some of Sun's many open source projects"
New Group Proposal: OpenJDK Porters
Get ready to port OpenJDK to a few new places. *BSD, anyone?
The Aquarium: GlassFish Interim Governance Board - Now Complete
"The complete roster is Tony, Greg Luck (Wotif.com) and Pierre Delisle (Google), and Simon and myself (Sun)"
Netbeans now dual-licensed: GPL & CDDL
This has finally happened - you'll remember Bruno mentioned it a while back. Good news, and a gateway to wider exposure for NetBeans in the GNU/Linux communities.
Netbeans now dual-licensed: GPL & CDDL
This has finally happened - you'll remember Bruno mentioned it a while back. Good news, and a gateway to wider exposure for NetBeans in the GNU/Linux communities.
About blojsom - blojsom 3.0 - Confluence - java blog server software
A Java-based, full-featured, multi-blog, multi-user software package. Alternative to WordPress for those who can't run PHP.
Project proposal: Multi-Language VM
First really good new project proposal I have seen for OpenJDK - most welcome, not least because it's starting here and not at the JCP.
Newton - The Newton Component Model
SCA impl under GPL
milero
Another Liero/Molez (real-time worms) clone written in Java, all basic things works, network-play, graphics, weapons and basic physics.
Wowza Media Server 1.3.1 - MacUpdate
free Java alternative to Adobe Flash Media Server
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