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chigowolfschigowolfs
edited December 2004 in Software
I need help!!!!! I just started to use red hat... and I am trying to get java to work correctly. I follow directions on how to install it. it it shows in the plugin folder, but it just does not work :? . any suggestions???

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • nighticenightice
    What browser are you using? I'll guess Mozilla.
  • chigowolfschigowolfs
    now I feel bad about using red hat :(
    I downloaded it last year, this is the first chance I got to play with it,
    I am using mozilla 1.4.2 and java 1.4.2_06, libjava1.4.2_04.oji.so is it is in the mozilla plugin folder /urs/lib/mozilla-1.4.2/plugins it is in there but just wont work.....
    I also tryed java 1.5.0 but said the file was already there

    I think I will flip a coin and go back to xp pro. :?
    (fail)
  • BODBOD
    if your gonna use linux as a desktop, pick a better on than redhat like SuSE or Slackware
  • nighticenightice
    The last release of RH is *old.* Get SuSE or Ubuntu.
  • BODBOD
    yea like 2 yrs old
  • JackTheStripperJackTheStripper
    Redhat has only stopped making personal Linux. They still make "professional" Linux.

    But Fedora Core is now the next generation of Redhat which is probably even more retarded than Redhat was.
  • chigowolfschigowolfs
    ok going to sit and reinstall windows... thanks everyone
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  • BashBash
    Tomchu wrote:
    chigowolfs wrote:
    ok going to sit and reinstall windows... thanks everyone

    LMAO

    And there ends the journey of another "Linux user".

    Good choice. Stick with what works.

    ... So, there are many people in this world not understanding Linux. And i haven't seen any new members get BSD lately or even try it out
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  • chigowolfschigowolfs
    what can I say I have the patiences of a pit bull.... so yes I am going to stick with something that I have more then a basic know-how.
  • BashBash
    Tomchu wrote:
    Am I mistaken, or does it look like you're trying to install another fight ... ? Who mentioned BSD?

    However, Yoda says: Quite blind you are, hmmmm! There have been like 2-3 members, if not more, who have recently done stuff with *BSD.

    Ok, First, I dont think I have started a fight before, and just because someone switches from Linux to Windows is ok, because Linux is not for everyone, some people like it, while others don't.

    NOw for this fights.. I don't believe I EVER started a fight.
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  • chigowolfschigowolfs
    edited December 2004
    why is every thread i start either goes way off topic or starts a fight???? Thats is it quit posting
  • BODBOD
    yea that has a LOT to do with tommy
  • chigowolfschigowolfs
    ROFLAO cant we all just get along?
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  • QQ
    Going off topic happens to ~99.99% of the threads in this forum, as for starting fights, well someone on this page said something that probably hits close to what most ppl might consider the truth.

    -Q
  • smgsmg
    Yea but:

    1. Sometimes things go back ontopic, like with the WEP cracking.
    2. The first thing that gets there wins. Linux vs. Windows.
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