I sort of figured the tarball would be the only solution. I would've preferred .debs though, but definitely not at the cost of upgrading the entire system to unstable.
Java works, I installed the blackdown stuff with no trouble. So off to pay my bills via the Commonwealth Bank java applet...
Best regards,
Matthias
CaT schrieb:
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 08:59:10AM +1100, Matthias Oertli wrote:I'm running woody which comes with mozilla 1.0. I would like to use 1.2 which is in unstable but appears to depend on lots of unstable libraries including libc6. I don't want to use the unstable libs.
Compiling from source is a problem as well because that depends on libs that don't yet exist in woody...
What would be the best approach here?
Download the tarball. It all installs in the one dir (/usr/local/mozilla by default) so you should be fine. It's the way I do it.Which debian package provides a java plugin for mozilla? I've tried to copy the sun java plugin into the plugin directory along with the acrobat plugin/flash plugin/real player plugin. But about:plugins reveals that even though all the other plugins are loaded, java ist not.
http://mozilla.weebeastie.net/java.shtml
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