Estava lendo no Debian Java FAQ (que vem com o pacote java-common) que: 5.2.2 What virtual packages could I use?
* java-common. It is the Mother Of All Java Packages, in the proposed policy. It contains the text of the Policy (Docbook), as well as utilities scripts (for instance to build a CLASSPATH from a list of jars (submissions welcome). * java-compiler-dummy.It is a small tool useful for the transition to the new Policy. Until all compilers comply with the Policy, java-compiler-dummy provides the following services: + Provides: java-compiler so upper packages are happy, + set CLASSPATH before calling the real compiler. * java-virtual-machine-dummy. It is a small tool useful for the transition to the new Policy. Until all virtual machines comply with the Policy, java-virtual-machine-dummy provides the following services: + Provides: java-virtual-machine so upper packages are happy, + set CLASSPATH before calling the real VM. No woody só existem dois dos pacotes citados: - java-common - java-virtual-machine-dummy Onde está o java-compiler-dummy ??? Abraços, Daniel -- Os computadores são como as carroças: sempre têm um burro na frente. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]