mac osX and gnutella
 

i have a copy of os x and i dont want to use the classic mode so how do i use any of the gnutella clients out there or how do i compile them in unix cause i am learning that too. I can't get any of the unix versions of furi or limewire to work. just a little help please.

It depends on the Java Virtual Machine. The JVM is the program really executing the Java Bytecode on your machine. I don´t know if Sun already released a stable JVM for Mac OS-X but if they did you will most likely find it at java.sun.com . And even if there is no version out yet I am pretty sure you will find some information concerning Java and Mac OS-X there.

Bye,
Konrad

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Konrad,
Mac OS X has EXCELLENT Java support built right in. In fact, it's very likely that Mac OS X has better support for Java than ANY other platform.

http://developer.apple.com/java/