Just make sure you really have Beta 6, maybe start with a fresh user directory. Beta 6 is explicitly there because it fixes bugs around your scenario and indeed you should be able to decide to not install nb-javac.
Also, can you think carefully about the subject lines of your e-mails. In this case, an informative subject line would be “Forced to install nb-javac with Beta 6”, if this is what the problem is. The less emotion and the more concise steps to reproduce a problem you provide, the better. Gj On Sat, 30 May 2020 at 18:13, Kenneth Fogel <kfo...@dawsoncollege.qc.ca> wrote: > I just loaded beta 6 and it wants to load nb-javac. The last beta I used, > beta 4, allowed me to choose with a check box if I wanted it. So I’m > curious, should I file a JIRA report or was a decision made to return to > nb-javac? I then looked into the plugins dialog where something I never > noticed before called User Installed Plugins is really nb-javac. > Previously, to remove it I deleted the three nb-javac files directly from > the modules folder of userdir leaving behind the JavaFX plugin. This time > from the Plugins dialog I selected it and said to uninstall. What happened > next was bizarre, the entire modules folder that also included the JavaFX > for Windows module was deleted. If I restarted NetBeans and went to the > plugins dialog it complained that the Linux and Mac JavaFX plugins could > not be found. What am I missing here? > > > > Ken > > > > > > >
