hi guys, just my 0.02 €:
we are working with debian. as you may know, debian works this way that they take quite their time for testing every app to enable it's working properly. so basically, you should be fine with what the distro has. however, we're working aith apache httpd and tomcat, but since tomcat is pure java, we rather take the downloads from apache.org. there are some good reasons for that: - java's bytecode is compatible over all different versions of java - the binaries are digitally signed, therefore i just check the keys and i'm sure to have the right stuff - when it comes to problems where i need help (i.e.from this userlist), it makes things easier talking about the apache-version rather than talking about a re-packaged version to hunt down the error. Well, that was the world how it should be, but some times some probs might aries. If it then is necessary that I have to patch the code, then I really have a problem compiling Tomcat. Here, my christmas-whish is, that I had a source-project-download that I could run out of the box. Gettings the sources from svn takes me ages to setup a project properly. There are source-downloads that are coming with ant-scripts, that's already a step into the right direction. However, I'd appreciate if all jars to satisfy the dependencies would either come with that source-download or at least would be referenced (incl. used version). Cheers Greg On 12/24/06, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
William L. Thomson Jr. wrote: >On Sun, 2006-12-24 at 18:32 -0500, Martin Gainty wrote: > > >>William- >>Just went to gentoo site and cant read the type (without a magnifying >>glass)..apparently the font is cranked way down >> >> > >No control over that sorry. But any browser should have the ability to >increase font size. All that is dictated by, well I have no clue ;) I >just know we make does in guidexml format. It get's parsed into what you >see ;) So all the docs look the same and etc. Not sure off hand who I >would talk to about that. However should be a local font issue. Either >change your default fonts, increase their sizes, or just enlarge the >fonts/text when you are on the page via the browsers options. Should be >in a context menu or something. > > > Browsers don't always have control over font size. Setting a font size in absolute terms like pixel units in the css can lock out user preference. I just saw the Gentoo site and it looked fine although it may not render that way in all browsers. Merry Christmas! --David --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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