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Last year, Apple dropped further development for the C/C++ API, which is having a major impact on big applications like Adobe's Creative Suite, which now have to move to Apple's in-house Objective-C api. Apple never fixed some of the worst bugs in critical objects (PDF objects for example), and finally, in 2005, dropped further development for the Java-Cocoa bridge altogether. The problem was that the Java-Cocoa api was buggy from the start, apart from having very slow response on a, at the time, very slow user interface. When Apple brought out OS X in 2001, it was all smiles as the system came with free developer tools, a Java-Cocoa API that allowed you to use Java to write native Cocoa apps as well as a C/C++ API that also allowed you to write native Mac apps. What reaaly bothers me about Apple is that their support for anything that doesn't come out of Cupertino seems to be either designed to bait end users into moving to Macs than anything else. As someone who supports and uses Java, I'm getting sick and tired of standing by while Slashdot scheisters such as Mr Coward here hi-five each other every day for upping the Java-deprecation ante. There is a wide diversity of tools and technologies out there, all with unique advantages. Yet unfortunately, all you are doing by making these sorts of jokes is needlessly acting to divide a healthy open-source community and reduce enthusiasm for Java. NET missionaries) who would seriously want to see the downfall of Java anytime soon. But somehow I doubt there are many people (aside from a few hard-core. I know it's not trendy to bust into your acerbic sarcasm-filled world with my serious comment here.

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The fact that Slashdot has now become a playground for groundlessly insulting 'Java' in the hopes of scoring a few mod points from the (as usual) hopelessly juvenile Slashdot moderators, makes me sad. It does offer a lot to users of all platforms, and has been doing so for quite some time now. In fact, it doesn't just suggest this to me. This suggests to me that it offers a lot to users of all platforms, especially open-source ones. Java is a powerful, performant (by far moreso than the current batch of oh-so-trendy interpreted languages), cross-platform, *open-source* set of technologies. At first it was stupidly amusing, now it's just stupid. And not anything specific about it, not even the stupid parroting that it's 'slow', just things like 'it's an abomination' etc. Not any specific aspect or technology of Java, just 'Java'. Over the last few weeks it has somehow become trendy on Slashdot to make ridiculous jabs at 'Java'. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.Р”Р„ll other marks are properties of their respective owners.This is starting to get ridiculous. Solaris and Java are trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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To start the installer, add NetLogo1_0Installer.jarР’В to your CLASSPATH, then start the main class of the installer named install

Your operating system may invoke Java in a different way.

In a console window, change to the directory where you downloaded NetLogo1_0Installer.jarР’В to before running the installer.Be sure you have Java 1.1.6 or later installed.If that does not work either, on sh-like shells, tryР”В¬d.Java -classpath classes.zip:NetLogo1_0Installer.jar install

Instructions (Unix or Unix-like operating systems)

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