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[PREVIEW] JAVA PANEL (Linux Friendly)

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Hello , Check the video cause i am boring to write again everything . xD

This code is friendly to linux users, anyway the thing is that all can use it , thanks to java!

Remember this is an preview and not [sHARE] so stop asking where is the code/link or smthing like that , cause is in beta phase for now.

 

GJ white attack we waiting for more features ;) ;)!

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GJ white attack we waiting for more features ;) ;)!

Ty , I will upload another video of my progress , Need a lot of work :P .

Define the Linux Friendly.....

Gj, awesome work.

Too bad i never read that Swing subject in my Java book ;p Maybe i will, after this ;)

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Define the Linux Friendly.....

As we all know , at Linux (ubuntu,centos,fedora,debian...) we can install gnome or kde enviroment, For remote servers(dedicated) you can setup enviroment over a vncserver and have access like windows remote.

After that you can run .sh witch will start the server, as you know at linux you havent enviroment of server, only logs.So when will start the server will pop up the panel , even on linux os , thanks to java.(and of course the right libs)

You got the point?

 

Gj, awesome work.

Too bad i never read that Swing subject in my Java book ;p Maybe i will, after this ;)

Hehe , I recently start using swing, have many cool features.

It's not looking good when you run on console or even without console(linux). With the swing's envoiroment its far better. :)

Your work is awesome as always.

Straight ^_^.

 

By the way,if the .sh doesnt open , use dos2unix. In any case.(To members)

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Your work is awesome as always.

Thanks dude :).

Straight ^_^.

 

By the way,if the .sh doesnt open , use dos2unix. In any case.(To members)

^_^ .

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good job mate , any ETA? :D

Ty, Dont know yet , maybe in about 10 days.

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