This guide installs Java with JFX for use with B4J-Bridge on a standard Ubuntu distro in WSL.
This worked for me on Windows 10.
This guide only makes sense if you develop a UI B4J app and for some reason have to run it on Linux during the development process.
Normally it is good enough to skip...
i develop non-UI libraries wich are loaded into a non-UI App.
Now i want to make a UI scaffolding for the library to test it directly with a UI.
My library class doesnt contains any jFX functions or the jFX library. So its not a real UI application.
Only the Main file handles all the UI stuff...
Hello all,
I have to code a simple application to play a mP3 file in linux command line.
like : PlayMp3 [File to play]
It works in Ui mode with Jfx, but not in non-Ui applications. Is there a way to solve this ?
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