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Subject: Is there an OpenGL java class that works under FreeBSD?
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Hi,

The subject asks what I want to know.

I'm fiddling with writing a network based game using Java as the front end, 
needless to say I'm writing it under FreeBSD. I'm doing this mostly to learn 
Java but I do want to do it right.

Thanks.