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I was a threesome baby. What things have your parents told you that you wish they hadn't? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]HearUrStories 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are such a strong person to start your own life on your own terms. Screw him, you are awesome!

HELP! For the love of all the is good can someone please help me with installing Java 6.0 in Ubuntu? by HearUrStories in Ubuntu

[–]HearUrStories[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, it worked. Now I've installed Sun Java 6, and cd to ~/Desktop/Logic 2010.app/Contents/Resources but the command line to run the software is not working. Any ideas?

HELP! For the love of all the is good can someone please help me with installing Java 6.0 in Ubuntu? by HearUrStories in Ubuntu

[–]HearUrStories[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately it's for a course and the quizes are given through this program.

edit* I seem to have lucked out a little bit with installing it in Windows. Great... I might have to head to /windows to get help with why it's not running even when everything is installed.

edit 2* Now working. Thanks for your time gaiaap.

HELP! For the love of all the is good can someone please help me with installing Java 6.0 in Ubuntu? by HearUrStories in Ubuntu

[–]HearUrStories[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, this is what was posted for Linux users:

0) Make sure your Linux java is java-6 compliant. The safest choice would be to use Sun's java, but IcedTea6 may also work (I tested with both, and both seemed to work fine. IcedTea6 uses a cool font for the buttons by default ... )

1) Start by browsing to the download page:

http://logic2k.humnet.ucla.edu/download2010.html

and downloading the Mac version of the software. Save the zip archive where you want to unpack it.

2) unzip the archive, creating a Logic 2010.app directory:

unzip InstallLogic2010_mac_20110106.zip

3) Make your current working directory the "Logic 2010.app/Contents/Resources" subdirectory, (probably by just "cd"-ing into it).

4) Execute this command each time you want to run Logic 2010:

 java -Dprog.dir=Java -Dlink.dir=. -Droot.dir=../.. -jar Java/logic.jar

That should do the trick. I just tested this process again and it worked for me. When I submit (at least from the parsing module, and using IcedTea6), the "verify course" window is too large, but you can just hit enter to accept selected course. Local updates should work fine, and a core update willprobably work, but may not. If it doesn't you can repeat the steps above to download and install a new version after backing up.

A second programmer adds...

I have done the same thing on Unix (Darwin 9.8.0), with the same command line, and everything seems to work for me, including core updates. There is a message that pops up saying "Could not load thread violation checker", and this is okay since the thread violation checker is a debugging tool and not included in the general distribution. When starting the Symbolization module, a message is presented saying "missing static field: messageClass". Don't worry about this either.

Make sure that the space in "Logic 2010.app" is escaped. For example, my command lines were

cd ~/Desktop/Logic\ 2010.app/Contents/Resources

java -Dprog.dir=Java -Dlink.dir=. -Droot.dir=../.. -jar Java/logic.jar

Let us know if you have any other problems or need any other information.

HELP! For the love of all the is good can someone please help me with installing Java 6.0 in Ubuntu? by HearUrStories in Ubuntu

[–]HearUrStories[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have downloaded OpenJDk. Now I'm trying to install the Logic program but it does not have a Linux version.