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If applets and web start are dead, and Wayland doesn’t render remotely, how would this work? Would a Java app server have to ask the user to run something on th
by erik_seaberg 4y ago
If applets and web start are dead, and Wayland doesn’t render remotely, how would this work? Would a Java app server have to ask the user to run something on the desktop?
- drdec 4y agoThere are java desktop applications, e.g. IntelliJ, SQLDeveloper, etc.
- erik_seaberg 4y agoIntelliJ is one of the few GUI apps on my work laptop, but my company is encouraging everyone to use JetBrains Gateway with a remote server farm instead (which sort of seems like a browser DOM only for their IDEs). When a backend needs an internal UI here, it's always a Javascript app in a browser.
- kaba0 4y agoDesktop apps are a niche, but a well-needed niche. Plus it’s not like there isn’t already a huge amount of Java desktop apps, and those are all running in X instead of Wayland.