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My university uses Video Furnace for IPTV service. Back when I used MEPIS/Debian, I needed the package libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2 (found this info in the EeeUser forum, of all places) in addition to the standard Java packages to run the Video Furnace app.
I searched the repos for libstdc and installed the libstdc++5 package in extra, which was the only package that came up. I still can't open the Video Furnace player, however.
Is anybody else forced to use this thing, and how did you get it to work? TIA
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Does anybody know how to get this to work? Thanks.
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Is this a stand alone program? If it is, what happens when you try to run it from the command line?
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No it is a java app accessed with a link. I've run firefox from cli to see if error messages come up then, but nothing.
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I would also really like to see this working. Have both bin32-jre and jre installed, and have also tried using the open IcedTea alternative.
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I have come back for another school year and mysteriously Video Furnace is cool with Arch, running just like it used to under Mepis/Debian. camphor, dunno what to tell you dude.
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