No need to buy new hardware for JDK 6 / JavaFX development.IDEs like NetBeans work with SoyLatte (you're not stuck on the command line).You can use the JavaFX SDK on top of the SoyLatte JDK.You have to decide whether the pros out-weigh the cons in your work situation: Using this JDK solves a few problems but also raises some others. And there is no sign this will change soon: On Mac hardware, Mac OS X 10.5.2 and an Intel Core 2 processor are the minimum requirements for the JDK 6 - and also for JavaFX.Īpart from switching to Windows or Linux, or buying new hardware, the only alternative for developers who don't meet those requirements is the Soy Latte JDK 6. If you have one of the 2006 Intel Macs with 32-bit processors, you guessed what I'm talking about: In spring '08, Apple finally released the Apple JDK 6 (or as they call it, "Java for Mac OS 10.5"), but for 64-bit processors only. The only way to get Java JDK 32-Bit running on your macOS is to use Soylatte as it is described here:
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