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openjdk-6 package

  1. Bug #968308
  2. Comment #19

Comment 19 for bug 968308

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In , Grant Gayed (grant-gayed) wrote :

(In reply to comment #14)

Deleting this library just disables the browser altogether. A better way of doing the same thing is described in comment 4 (-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.XULRunnerPath can be set to a value like "/dev/null" if you don't have a supported XULRunner release to point at).

Regarding GTK3, you can run your Eclipse download (as of Eclipse 4.3) with GTK3 libraries instead of GTK2, which may or may not help with this case. To try this, set Linux environment variable SWT_GTK3=1 before launching eclipse. Note that the GTK3 port of SWT is currently considered to be early access.