Calcubetimer mac

[lorki3]

Hello please help me I now that there is already a thread about this but I just post again.

I try to get calcubtimer on my mac but it doesn't work. I even tried vmware fusion windows on my mac but that also doesn't work can anyone help me?

Thanks Lorki3

http://www.youtube.com/user/lorki3

 

[Muesli]

From what I have heard Apple are being stingy and wont update their Java on their macs.

 

[masterofthebass]

jesus christ dude, you know nothing about macs.

It has nothing to do with apple not updating their java, its about apple's idiotic decision to develop java themselves. They added something that required a simple fix for jeremy, but renders his previous work useless without that fix.

 

[Muesli]

jesus christ dude, you know nothing about macs.

It has nothing to do with apple not updating their java, its about apple's idiotic decision to develop java themselves. They added something that required a simple fix for jeremy, but renders his previous work useless without that fix.

Calm down! I admit I know nothing about macs. I heard that was the case.

 

[masterofthebass]

jesus christ dude, you know nothing about macs.

It has nothing to do with apple not updating their java, its about apple's idiotic decision to develop java themselves. They added something that required a simple fix for jeremy, but renders his previous work useless without that fix.

Calm down! I admit I know nothing about macs. I heard that was the case.

and yet you still continuously make false comments about it. Perhaps you should not propagate rumors and let someone who knows what they are talking about answer questions next time.

 

[Edward]

Dude, you should really calm down. He was just trying to help any way he can.

 

[Muesli]

jesus christ dude, you know nothing about macs.

It has nothing to do with apple not updating their java, its about apple's idiotic decision to develop java themselves. They added something that required a simple fix for jeremy, but renders his previous work useless without that fix.

Calm down! I admit I know nothing about macs. I heard that was the case.

and yet you still continuously make false comments about it. Perhaps you should not propagate rumors and let someone who knows what they are talking about answer questions next time.

That is the first time I have ever made that comment about Java and Macs. I apologise for making an incorrect comment (gasp) but it was a mistake. It was speculation on my part from a rumour that I have heard. Sure I'll gladly be corrected, but I don't want my head being bitten off for getting something wrong.

 

[hr.mohr]

Two things and a followup:

1. If you know there is a thread then why not use it?
2. Dan, do you know when Jeremy will release this fix?
2b. Do you know what this fix is? Because I tried to make a better fix than my already released hack, but with no luck.

 

[hr.mohr]

It was speculation on my part from a rumour that I have heard. Sure I'll gladly be corrected, but I don't want my head being bitten off for getting something wrong.

People that spreads rumors deserves to get their head bitten off. Don't like it? Stop spreading rumors.

 

[Muesli]

It was speculation on my part from a rumour that I have heard. Sure I'll gladly be corrected, but I don't want my head being bitten off for getting something wrong.

People that spreads rumors deserves to get their head bitten off. Don't like it? Stop spreading rumors.

For all I knew what I said was correct, otherwise I wouldn't have said it.

 

[jfly]

Two things and a followup:

1. If you know there is a thread then why not use it?
2. Dan, do you know when Jeremy will release this fix?
2b. Do you know what this fix is? Because I tried to make a better fix than my already released hack, but with no luck.

I'm sorry it's taking so long to get this released.
hr.mohr, I saw your patch a while back, and I appreciate you going to the effort to fix cct. The problem had to do with a call to File.createTempFile() somewhere in substance (the look and feel we're using for cct). My guess is that there is some static initialization code that doesn't work when running on the Event Dispatch Thread, so the fix was to call the code on the main thread. The fix ended up looking pretty funny:

public static void main(String[] args) {
	//apple broke something in java 6
	try {
		File.createTempFile("tmp", "ihateapple");
	} catch(Exception e) {}
	..... (the rest of cct)
}

I'm going home for Thanksgiving tomorrow, and I'll do a proper release then. In the meantime, you can download an (unofficial!) release here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1463845/cct/cct-0.9.5.zip

 

[hr.mohr]

Ah, this makes sense as the font for the display are loaded from a stream and that code makes a temp file.

Thanks for a great program and for releasing the source

 

[JTW2007]

I'm going home for Thanksgiving tomorrow, and I'll do a proper release then. In the meantime, you can download an (unofficial!) release here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1463845/cct/cct-0.9.5.zip

Is this the same version as I have, or should download this one?

 

[jfly]

Thanks for a great program and for releasing the source

Thank you!

Is this the same version as I have, or should download this one?

It's definitely not newer than what you have. I doubt there are any differences, actually.

 

[Cyrus C.]

The new version still doesn't work on my mac. I have a Version 10.4.11

 

[JTW2007]

The new version still doesn't work on my mac. I have a Version 10.4.11

It works on mine. I think you might need to launch it through the terminal the first time.

 

[ianini]

When I try to connect my stackmat it does not work?


edit: fixed

 

[jfly]

The new version still doesn't work on my mac. I have a Version 10.4.11

Seriously? What version of java do you have installed? If you need further instructions, scroll down to Java 1.6 here: http://cube.garron.us/cct/readme.html

 

[ianini]

Thank you so much for the new version of CCT!