As above said the java installed is gcj. If you are installing the Sun java
or open jdk then its better to remove gcj.
The reason for that is
1. GCJ contains java core modules relaated to unix kernal so if you are
going to develop platform independent application then it woulds cause some
problems.
2. If you are using Swing then the gui in GCJ would be gnamoe based and
again if you use already built java code written in windows platform, then
your UI will be messy
3. One of My advice is that use any of the IDE like Kdevelop or Eclipse so
that the comilation will be proper
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Rajesh Kumrar. R. K
www.rkrajeshkumar.in
