Java SE (Java Platform, Standard Edition)

Is your Google broken? Because when I type in "javafx 2 release date" the first hit basically says everything.

I'm not sure Oracle knows either. All the FAQ says is that it will be put in a future release: http://javafx.com/faq/#5

unfortunately ,I don't understand meaning of "while Linux support is planned for a future release of JavaFX".
What is the purpose of the future release?
2.1 or General Availability ?
Which one?

Linux will not be supported in the JavaFX 2.0 GA (General Availability) release. Support for Linux will come in a later GA release

Thank you truly for neglect to Linux users .
Thanks This message is exclusively related to the oracle management

In that case, you've posted it in the wrong place.

db

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Even the devs only occasionally respond to the forums. Management most certainly isn't going hear that.

I am also a little disappointed about the present lack of Linux support, but I don't think it is a result of intentional neglect. It's more a matter of trying to get JavaFX to work on one platform at all before making it work on others. Don't forget that this is just a Beta release.

An Oracle employee has in fact posted a response to this concern right here: http://fxexperience.com/2011/05/is-javafx-2-0-cross-platform/

please give me management telephone number to give my voice to hear (fun)
I do not intend to insult.
don't forget that at the JavaFX script ,Months after publication windows package was supported for Linux .

I'm not satisfied with the reasons.
Why Linux should be supported later than Windows ?

There's no 'management' here.
Who cares?

db

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One platform was going to be developed before the others. It may as well be the one with the largest user base. Even among devs, Windows is pretty common.