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July 14th, 2001
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 LimeWire Linux: Class Error? OK, so I admit I'm new to Linux. But why am I getting this strange error message about Java Classes when I run the Installer (or is it actually LimeWire)  ? I'm not at that computer now; I'll reply to this post with the exact message when I get back to that computer. I installed the latest version of the JRE program and installed it (ugh!), but still nothing. I'm using Red Hat Linux 7.1 with KDE 2.1.1 (I think  ). Maybe it's just my installation, or maybe I'm not doing something right. Either way, I can't run LimeWire (and support isn't responding). So if you can help me, email me!  |
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