Because we like YARN and don't like Windoze?
> Why not to something more
>attune to the Internet as a whole and do it in java? I for one, have been
>slaving away, trying to write my own version of Yarn in java and it's been
>quite a task.
Didn't you just answer your own question? :-)
>writing to the JVM would be a bigger blessing for all of us, not just a few
>specific platforms...
Last I knew you could only get JVM for a few specific
platforms.
As you can tell I'm not a fan of Java, but lets not turn
this into a Java Flame War. But I do but I do applaud your
effort to do it and hope you make it available to all of us.
Some thing that concerns me is assuming the source is
released, I think having thirty different versions of YARN
floating around might be worse that what we have now.
Can some one set up a CVS version control repository for the
source code so that there is only one master copy, that is
hopefully bug free, that changes, fixes, and enhancements can
be built against?
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