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[03:00] <futzilogik> how do I circumvent the exception "Cannot load AWT toolkit: gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk.GtkToolkit"?
[03:20] <futzilogik> ok, the problem is gone after installing libgcj7-awt
[03:25] <futzilogik> why does classpath.deb not depend on libgcj7-awt? obviously, AWT/Swing applications do not run without AWT peer classes. since classpath provides AWT / Swing, there is an unmet runtime dependency. or do I misunderstand something here?
[04:53] <doko> you do not need to install the classpath.deb at all
[05:20] <futzilogik> ok. why is that? classpath says it implements java.awt.* and javax.swing.*. so why don't I need it to run AWT/Swing programs?
[05:33] <doko> libgcj includes a copy of classpath.
[05:33] <doko> if classpath needs libgcj7-awt, it needs to depend on it
[05:40] <futzilogik> obviously, I was not using classpath then but libgcj7 or whatever
[05:49] <futzilogik> why is there a classpath.deb then?
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