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I tried your link using Chrome and it doesn't work indeed. Maybe the problem has something to do with this message?
Quote:
This game cannot be played on this computer. Supported Platforms: Windows and OSX
I have no idea if this is your problem since you are not very generous with the details of your problem. For example, what game did you try to run? I tried it on Black Sun. The site does not support linux which is the probable cause of your problem. Plenty of other sites of this kind do support linux. I'd suggest you try them.
jdk
I tried your link using Chrome and it doesn't work indeed. Maybe the problem has something to do with this message?
I have no idea if this is your problem since you are not very generous with the details of your problem. For example, what game did you try to run? I tried it on Black Sun. The site does not support linux which is the probable cause of your problem. Plenty of other sites of this kind do support linux. I'd suggest you try them.
jdk
what kind of information you want to know? i'm new bee for this,
Okay i understood that website isn't supported by linux !!?
i would like to provide few more java test links provided at Debian Wiki,they're not working too, what you think about this?Please check out attached pictures
Please provide me few more information you want to know as i'm totally new bee for these so tell me what should i post further to give you more hints about my problem, such as few command outputs or some log files or whatever you want to have look at !!!
Why do you run java as root? (shown in your post #1) Can you run java as a normal user? Have you installed the icedtea-7-plugin package?
Have you tried installing a more up to date version of icedtea? Using the version of Java shown in post #2 I can access the sites you mention in your Testjava link and they find java with no problem.
jdk
Why do you run java as root? (shown in your post #1) Can you run java as a normal user?
Have you tried installing a more up to date version of icedtea? Using the version of Java shown in post #2 I can access the sites you mention in your Testjava link and they find java with no problem.
jdk
Java as normal user
Code:
neo@debian:~$ java -version
java version "1.6.0_27"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.12.6) (6b27-1.12.6-1~deb7u1)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.0-b12, mixed mode)
okay i'll install newer version of icetea and will post back soon
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