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What upgraded - <br/>
In order of upgrade: <br/>
nVidia ...

<t>Just a note: <br/>
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My system being Mandriva - Automatically updates 99% of all programs I have including JAVA and JAVA Webstart.. needless to say my System updated this morning and I can now run Sweet Home 3D from the Web page - but not yet from my installed version.<br/>
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<r>Well, I managed to upload the doors, and pybaret then downloaded them and made them in two different colors and reuploaded them <E>:D</E> <br/>
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I still can't run this on my computer no matter how I try and at this point I've tried a lot of different things. My thing is if I can run OpenGL ...

I posted those as THOSE are the ones preventing me from running Sweet Home 3D, and pretty much any Java application that uses a browser..

<t>Not yet, it kills me that applications such as JAVA don't keep up to date with Browsers - Firefox 2.0.0.01 came out over 5 months ago ... (as it came with my DVD install of Mandriva) <br/>
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Instead of racking my brain to work out why the JAVA won't run, I could have been working out another ...

<r>When I look at the Firefox 2.0 Error Console feature, I see that it is reporting <br/>
CSS errors from tigris.css and inst.css. <br/>
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To reproduce: <br/>
1. Open the Firefox 2 Error Console window by clicking on Tools Menu and then <br/>
clicking on Error Console. <br/>
2. Click Clear in ...

<r>Warning: Expected declaration but found '!'. Skipped to next declaration. <br/>
Source File: <URL url="https://j3d-webstart.dev.java.net/branding/css/alm.css"><s>[url=https://j3d-webstart.dev.java.net/branding/css/alm.css]</s>https://j3d-webstart.dev.java.net/branding/css/alm.css<e>[/url]</e ...

<t>[root@localhost randal]# ln /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0.u1-sun-1.6.0.u1/jre/bin/javaws /usr/bin/javaws <br/>
ln: accessing `/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0.u1-sun-1.6.0.u1/jre/bin/javaws': No such file or directory <br/>
[root@localhost randal]# <br/>
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hmm no such thing here... interesting...<br ...

<r>Best method for Linux users is what are known as installers. For Red Had based Linux (including Mandriva) these are .RPM <URL url="http://www.rpm.org/"><s>[url=http://www.rpm.org/]</s>http://www.rpm.org/<e>[/url]</e></URL> <- that page should contain all links to everything you ever wanted to ...

<t>Hmm, no those do not work either... and I think I may know why. They all use OpenGL - which I've had a problem with before on this computer. I will look into my OpenGL settings and see what might be causing the OpenGL driver to not work with Java - as the OpenGL does work for my screensaver.<br ...