Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page?

Miklos Vajna <vmiklos -AT- suse.cz>
Wed, 20 Jun 2012 12:29:09 +0200

On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 05:57:45PM +0800, Phil Hart <philhart@iinet.net.au> wrote:

Does that mean that it might be useful to other newbies (I am one!)
to advise them that openSUSE 12.1 has this issue, and to use the
work-around as per the start of this thread?


http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Linux_Build_Dependencies#OpenSUSE

already mentions to install a non-gcj JDK on openSUSE, please follow
that.

Context

Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
- Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Caolán McNamara
  - Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
    - Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Caolán McNamara
      - Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Noel Grandin
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Miklos Vajna
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Jan Holesovsky
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Caolán McNamara
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Phil Hart
        
        Re: Possible change to the "Native Build" page? · Caolán McNamara

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