kamper
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java -versionhow do i find out what version of the Java Virtual Machine do i have?
java -versionhow do i find out what version of the Java Virtual Machine do i have?
A PII with 64MB of RAM didn't like the latest version of Sun Java today when I was messing with it.Originally posted by: willstay
Amount of RAM has no impact on Sun's JRE.
Originally posted by: kamper
D@mn straight. I'm glad sun got ms to keep their filthy paws off of java! The loss of desktop integration is regretable but well worth it.
Edit: this was in response to ncage's post
Yep, good sun gave it to microsoft and we lose. Now we have crappy java virtual machine that hogs/leaks memory like crazy and runs slow as hell.
You don't lose. If you don't like java you don't have to use it. Honestly, how many applets do you encounter in web pages? How many times a day are you forced to use java against your will?Originally posted by: IBuyUFO
Originally posted by: kamper
D@mn straight. I'm glad sun got ms to keep their filthy paws off of java! The loss of desktop integration is regretable but well worth it.
Edit: this was in response to ncage's post
Yep, good sun gave it to microsoft and we lose. Now we have crappy java virtual machine that hogs/leaks memory like crazy and runs slow as hell.
How many times a day are you forced to use java against your will?
If it really pains you then I'm sorry you have to go through it. I guess you've kind of proved me wrong about not being forced to use java, at least in a corporate context, but I think we all run into programs that we don't appreciate sooner or later (can't please everyone). I doubt you'd be much better off if microsoft had continued working with java.Originally posted by: Nothinman
Weekly when I do my timesheet for work :/How many times a day are you forced to use java against your will?