Information on the Java-Linux FAQ

This section gives some background information about the FAQ itself. Last Update

$Id: 11-faq.sgml,v 1.1 1998/11/13 02:49:25 stevemw Exp $ Who Maintains the FAQ?

Stephen Wynne is the current FAQ maintainer. However, answers to questions found in this document are from a variety of participants on . If you have any comments, clarifications, or corrections, please send them to . If you have something to add, please send E-mail to the list itself. Where Can I Get a Copy of the FAQ?

Most-recent copies of this FAQ can currently be found at .

Here's the text version of this document: . The PostScript "letter" version: . The PostScript "A4" version: . Full source for the original at .

The FAQ is regularly mirrored to . Please Help the FAQ Maintainer!

The FAQ maintainer is looking for the following information: Any CJK setup tips and suggestions you may have. Are there Any Plans for Automating the FAQ?

At this point, the FAQ maintainer has considered FAQ-o-matic (found at ) and Wiki web (found at ). Your comments and suggestions would be appreciated. Caveat Emptor

This document may contain technical information that is incorrect, out-dated, and may unintentionally misrepresent the opinions of participants. Neither the FAQ maintainer nor the members of the mailing list make any warranty with respect to its usefulness or safety. Terms of Use

This document is copyright 1998 by Stephen M. Wynne. You may use, disseminate, and reproduce it freely, provided you: Do not omit or alter this copyright notice. Do not omit or alter or omit the version number and date. Do not omit or alter the document's pointer to the current WWW version. Clearly mark any condensed, altered or versions as such. These restrictions are intended to protect potential readers from stale versions. Acknowledgements

This FAQ's content and structure was inspired by several documents produced by Eric S. Raymond. Eric also maintained an early HOWTO regarding Java on Linux. It's archived at .

The FAQ was produced directly from SGML with v0.99.0, using the LINUXDOC.DTD.