> I won't recommend either, because (1) you have to put the symbolic link > either in ~/.mozilla/plugins, or in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, and (2), > there is no system version of Java distributed with Fedora 3 (licensing > issues; note that you have to accept the Sun Microsystems Binary Code > license agreement to download it). > Too True, Too True...and Java ain't Solaris. > Personally, I've just installed it in my home directory, but then I've > got a single user machine. > This is a great solution for a single user machine. If you happen to like rpms, Dag's site has the 1.4.2 JRE on his site. After installing it and it's dependancies with apt-get, I've been able to run any Java file, or web-page I've bumped into. I didn't have to tweak a single thing. If you decide to use Sun's stuff, you'll probably have to make the links by hand. --andy
