Michael Koch escribió:
Am Donnerstag, den 02.06.2005, 11:42 +0100 schrieb Gerry Steele:
Has anyone got any thoughts on the possibility of making naively executable
jars on Linux?
This is done on Windows through the file extensions mechanism. On Solairis
they use magic numbers picked up by the kernel AFAIK. I guess a Linux
implementation will require some kernel work too. I believe this might help
usability a bit on Linux. It just occurs to me that an Open Source Java has
a hell of a greater chance of working with the Kernel guys / Linus than Sun
might ever have. Another point for harmony :).
This can be done on Linux since years with binfmt. On Debian its called
binfmt-misc. Its nothing new.
Michael
In windows, you double click a .jar and it user "java -jar" to open it.
In linux, for example, ubuntu, you click, open-with "java -jar", make it
the preferences way to open jars, and you can double click it to open
the program.
I think it is enough.
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