Luke Usherwood

Incidentally, once patched, Napkin works great with per-monitor DPI support! Resizing as the scaling is changed or the app is dragged between monitors with different DPI levels & everything. :-)

Crash in constructor on JDK >= 9

In the 3rd step of the "JRE With Hotspot" wizard, look for 2 additional options in the tree, disabled by default: ? * set JRE_HOME ? * JavaSoft (Oracle) registry keys (I was using the Windows x64 installer.) Cheers, Luke On 17/09/2019 18:40, Uwe Mock wrote: I have downloaded the JRE (not JDK) installer as an MSI file. [bugs:#197] https://sourceforge.net/p/launch4j/bugs/197/ openJDK 11 not detected Status: open Group: 3.x Created: Wed Jan 02, 2019 03:23 PM UTC by lin83 Last Updated: Tue Sep 17, 2019...

In the 3rd step of the "JRE With Hotspot" Wizard (Windows x64, downloaded from AdoptOpenJDK), look for 2 additional options in the tree, disabled by default: set JRE_HOME JavaSoft (Oracle) registry keys

I cannot find a "registry key option" during installation. Educated guess: I think you might need to take care to get the "Install JRE" option (So not "Download" and not "JDK"). Adopt have (thankfully) stopped bundling a second JRE installer within the JDK installer, like Sun/Oracle used to always do. The JRE is the one you will want to deploy for your users, as it's the smallest.

Since shrinking & bundling the JRE got a few mentions, I think it's worth mentioning that some of the various OpenJDK distributions that have "popped up" supply combinations of both JRE vs JDK as well as Zip vs Installers. We found the JRE from AdoptOpenJDK was even smaller than we were able to achieve from the JDK using the provided jlink tools (which we found to be an involved and error prone process) so just grabbing the JREs from there was a very convienent solution.

I’m curious what you’re using it for (as always, sometimes I think I should have made this postcardware :-) Appologies for the longer-than-postcard delay to reply :-) I found this Joel Spolsky article quite memorable (as they often are) to never make the UI look finished until the software behind it is finished: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/02/13/the-iceberg-secret-revealed/ And that in turn sparked my memory for Napkin L&F. Others I work with have grown keen on using https://balsamiq.com...

I’m curious what you’re using it for (as always, sometimes I think I should have made this postcardware :-) Appologies for the longer-than-postcard delay to reply :-) I found this Joel Spolsky article quite memorable (as they often are) to never make the UI look finished until the software behind it is finished: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/02/13/the-iceberg-secret-revealed/ And that in turn sparked my memory for Napkin L&F. Others I work with have grown keen on using https://balsamiq.com...