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Welcome to JDS Development!
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This is the source code for the Java Desktop System, JDS. Take some time to read
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through the various pieces of documentation within the 'docs' directory. Many of
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these documents are already mirrored on http://www.opensolaris.org/.
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jds-introduction.html Outline of what JDS is, the system requirements,
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roadmap, and what steps needed to build the desktop.
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jds-build.html More detailed guide to building JDS. This is very
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much required reading if you are interested in
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building the components that make up JDS
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jds-source-code-tour.html Take a source code tour of the JDS sources, and learn
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how to navigate around them, and how they fit in to
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the JDS build environment.
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jds-branches.html This document is specific to the JDS sources within
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CVS. It gives you information about what branches
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are available, and what are planned.
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jds-rules.html If you are interested in contributing to JDS
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development, there are some basic rules.
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jds-rpm-rules.html Since the JDS build environment is based on RPM
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spec files, there are some rules specific to RPM.
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template.spec The basic template needed for your average component
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to create a Linux based spec file.
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SUNWtemplate.spec The basic template needed for your average component
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to create a Solaris extension spec file.
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