gidoca | # 11 | 2010-05-21, 16:08 | Report

Vuze is based on SWT, so someone would need to port SWT before you can use it. Don't know if someone has already, though.

Dak | # 12 | 2010-05-21, 16:16 | Report

Thanks for correcting me

Other than a couple of dopey scripts, there's no coding involved...and it's just not right to claim any credit for Sun's work.

So no, I wouldn't dream of entering it into a competition

I just did this because it needed to be done.

torshind | # 13 | 2010-05-21, 16:21 | Report

There's libswt-hildon but I don't know if it's complete.

owerlord | # 14 | 2010-05-21, 16:33 | Report

OMG is runescape now playable with n900?! one of the reason i got it! can someone test it pls?

Chrome | # 15 | 2010-05-21, 16:42 | Report

Runescape uses java, but i doubt MicroB can handle it.

Laughing Man | # 16 | 2010-05-21, 16:45 | Report

I think they have a client you can download, though I can't remember if it's a java file or an .exe (would have to run through the qemu version of Wine). Or they might have removed it due to all the macroing.

owerlord | # 17 | 2010-05-21, 16:54 | Report

so we cant play it on a web browser on the n900? and need a client for it? : O what is the client different. i hope it will be possible soon, can someone test it? : O

fms | # 18 | 2010-05-21, 16:57 | Report

What desktop Java software are you talking about? Is there any?

Dak | # 19 | 2010-05-21, 17:37 | Report

I'm a big fan of jEdit

It's so easy to create thin clients, for native/remote backends, using Java. Having this JRE available could open up GUI development significantly.

I happen to use Netbeans, which makes this kind of dev work a total cakewalk

PS. Installation back up again

Chrome | # 20 | 2010-05-21, 17:47 | Report

It's .exe, and when you click on it, It opens IE8 window with runescape.

So i doubt we can play runescape with this