Hi,
As you may know, NetBeans has an implementation of the server for the
language server protocol for Java (which can be used to add (some) Java
editing features to any editor that supports the protocol). We also have a
code for an Visual Studio Code extension that allows to easily use this
serve
Note: "Splash Screen (not to be confused with the Welcome Screen)"
Correct, the splash screen does not use SVG. It achieves HiDPI support by
loading a double-sized PNG (exported from Illustrator) and scaling it down to
the desired logical coordinates. The JRE-level "-splash" mechanism is current
Mine too @Neil, I have duplicate dock icons
On Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 13:20 Neil C Smith wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Jan 2020, 09:31 Jaroslav Tulach,
> wrote:
>
> > Moreover the splash screen can also be displayed by JDK
> > itself
> >
>
> I think this changed in 11.2? There was a recent thread on users@
On Mon, 13 Jan 2020, 09:31 Jaroslav Tulach,
wrote:
> Moreover the splash screen can also be displayed by JDK
> itself
>
I think this changed in 11.2? There was a recent thread on users@ about
duplicate dock icons on Linux which appears to be because of changes in the
splash implementation (and
Hi,
On Apache side nothing can be done. Maybe Oracle can upload them on central
(maybe they need to sign artefacts). We cannot use Apache infra to do that.
org.netbeans groupid is "owned" by Apache for Release90 and upwards. Maybe an
agreement can be found with sonatype (manager of maven centra
Splash screen is loaded too early to benefit from the SVG support provided
by modules. The module system gets initialized way later when the splash is
already visible. Moreover the splash screen can also be displayed by JDK
itself and I doubt there is any support for SVG in the JDK's AWT splash
imp
