Hey guys
I recently updated my Java runtime environment and the directory I've devoted to Java is now a whopping 113 Mb, even with a completely cleared cache.
Do I really need the latest version of Java; should I uninstall it and revert to the older version Cassandra comes with? The only reason why I updated my runtime environment was because some Java-using websites weren't being read properly.
Java Overkill?
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Java Overkill?
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Re: Java Overkill?
That's not that badred-e-made wrote: I recently updated my Java runtime environment and the directory I've devoted to Java is now a whopping 113 Mb, even with a completely cleared cache.
Please keep in mind: It's Java and it's from SUN ... so there's got to be a bit of bloat somewhere? 
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Re: Java Overkill?
HA! Yeah. Say, that reminds me: have you seen this?scorp123 wrote:That's not that bad
http://www.computerworlduk.com/technolo ... icleid=743
"Sun Microsystems has ambitious plans for the commercial and open-source versions of its Solaris operating system, hoping to achieve for Solaris the kind of ubiquity already enjoyed by Java. "
OH NOES!