Sweet Home 3D is an interior design Java application for quickly choosing and placing furniture on a house 2D plan drawn by the end-user, with a final 3D preview.
# License : GNU General Public License (GPL)
# Operating System : 32-bit MS Windows (NT/2000/XP), Linux, OS X
# Programming Language : Java
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sweethome3d/
http://sweethome3d.sourceforge.net/
Can this be ported utilising the PA java portable setup?
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Any changes on the using java porter side of things that would enable this?
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For what it's worth that looks like a pretty cool program.
I think we (as in this site) are a little too restrictive over Java stuff. It's not admin access (which you're not gonna change on PCs you don't own). It's not .NET (Java's been out how long? and is installed on how many computers?) and it's coming soon. Well, I say we push out the Java apps with a notation that "not all computers have Java" and "Portable Java is coming soon". People actually using portable Java apps might push portable Java forward, make it more of a priority.
Just a thought.
I'm now wanting to try out some Java apps using my generic launcher... this afternoon I added more friendly Java support to it. Now I'm trying out some apps. I'll try to do this one.
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