Good question, Constantin. I have to admit that I have not tried it,
being caught up in more existential issues at the moment.

Are there any Dynebolic module development tutorials out there ?

I sympathise with Jaromil's need to move on, but I think something like
that is necessary for others
to develop their skills. We all start somewhere .. our mileage varies.

Cheers,

Adam.

Constantin Popp wrote:
> hello adam,
>
> i found a compiled version of a java 1.42 jdk at
> https://devel.goto10.org/puredyne/browser/j2sdk1.4.2
>
> so how do i make a module out of this? [a link would help, too]
>
> :)
> constantin
>
>
> 2007/3/21, Adam Bogacki <afb@???>:
>
>> jaromil wrote:
>>
>>> hi Constantin,
>>>
>>> On Tue, Mar 20, 2007 at 10:17:06PM +0000, Constantin Popp wrote:
>>>
>>>> hello,
>>>> where can i get the java.dyne module shown in the picture in the
>>>>
>>> dynebolic
>>>
>>>> manual?
>>>>
>>> it works like a charm. i compiled it personally ALL FROM SOURCECODE
>>> which i can provide. Sun announced now since months, lookit up on
>>> slashdot.org
>>>
>>> BUT
>>>
>>> the code i compiled still carries the old license notices of Sun Systems
>>> proprietary software.
>>>
>>> i cannot release the java.dyne module to the public with that license,
>>> even if i compiled it myself from sources publicly obtainable from their
>>> website (IANAL)
>>>
>>> are we in a similar case of Pledge or Prank, as in:
>>> http://www.defectivebydesign.org/actions/open_letter/steve_jobs
>>> ??
>>>
>>> today there is a lot of groove about opensource but who is really doing
>>> it and who is just announcing it?
>>>
>>> feel free to forward this dilemma to anyone you know who can help
>>>
>>> ciao
>>>
>>>
>> Jaromil,
>>
>> Where could one find the 'java.dyne' module on slashdot.org .. ?
>>
>> Adam.
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