On 14.01.2014 10:09, Gerfried Fuchs wrote: > > You are right, after I removed openjdk-6 packages from my system > mediathekview started properly. > > I am uncertain how this problem could get resolved. Having a wrapper > script that would set JAVA_HOME, or anything along that lines. Or at > least give useful error message when started from the commandline - > which wouldn't help people calling it from the menu. Maybe a zenity > dialogue then or such. Do you have an idea how other packages with > similar requirements do mitigate the issue? > > At least thanks for your information on how to get it working! > Rhonda
I think the best way to solve this issue is to use a wrapper script that ensures a java7 compatible runtime environment and that mediathekview will use Java7 even if other environments are installed on the same system. I think using and depending on java-wrappers should be the way forward here. I will prepare a new release soon. Cheers, Markus
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