[01:21] <okasa> im having a problem with the java JRE where it displays all text in a kind of double-spaced format...i have a picture of the problem here: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=r9nyn6&s=4
[02:39] <okasa> what jre does everyone use in ubuntu?  there are a lot in the package manager
[11:49] <ma10> some bug reports i'm getting suggest that the java upgrade hardy->intrepid is somewhat broken. It seems many users are getting gcj as the default java despite having sun jre installed before. Does someone have some info on this?
[11:59] <slytherin> ma10: how come gcj is default if it is not installed?
[11:59] <slytherin> ma10: any bug report for reference?
[12:00] <ma10> slytherin: it was probably installed. many java packages recommend their -gcj part which depends on gcj. i have to be careful myself to avoid pulling it in..
[12:02] <ma10> this for example Bug #293491
[12:02] <slytherin> ma10: I am not sure what is the priority of the java alternatives provided by Sun JDK/JRE. It is possible that if the priority is lower than the ones provided by GCJ, GCJ will be set as default.
[12:02] <ma10> but i'm also monitoring #azureus and i've seen users complaining about a know bug that only happens with gcj
[12:04] <ma10> slytherin: yes it may be possible. but testing the full upgrade in a vm will probably take me some hours.
[12:08] <slytherin> ma10: Could you request output of command 'java -version' to the users who are complaining?
[12:20] <ma10> slytherin: sorry a power surge almost fried my pc
[12:23] <ma10> i'll be back in 30 mins
[15:40] <c369> hey, I try to load a project in netbeans on ubuntu; unfortunately there is a reference problem "Problem: The project uses a class library called "swing-app-framework", but this class library was not found." - I couldn't figure out, how to solve this yet...
[15:42] <slytherin> c369: load a project from existing configuration file?
[15:43] <c369> slytherin, from a project folder
[15:43] <c369> if that is what you mean
[15:45] <slytherin> c369: I am not familiar with netbeans but I guess there must be a configuration file in the folder which specifies all the libraries being referenced/used by the project.
[15:50] <c369> slytherin, yeah, netbeans shows the libraries as well
[15:51] <c369> though that does not help me much, it simplys says 'missing libarary: swing-app-framework'
[15:51] <c369> library
[15:51] <slytherin> c369: Does that prevent importing of project?
[15:52] <slytherin> c369: Got to go. Sorry can't help much. You may try asking in #ubuntu. This channel i more about packaging of java applications in Ubuntu.
[15:55] <c369> slytherin, no, I can import it - but cannot compile
[15:55] <c369> as far as i see it the library should come with the jdk
[15:55] <c369> but's not there :(