Java 7 for Mac OSX

[niagarasoft20-macosxportdev at yahoo.com]

Because supporting the 32/64 bit architecture is very much in the 'spirit' of ubiquitousnessof Java. 

I suggest we consider also the users, who, only a few years ago, purchased/licensed 'legacy' hardware for thousands of dollars. I personally feel an obligation to support those users. Call it karma if you will and I feel that it is very much in the interest of Oracle Corp particularly when it seems that everyone else is headed in the opposite direction.

Mike



Supporting a second architecture effectively doubles the testing overhead, and basically doubles the budget you need to spend on QA. What is the benefit to Oracle Corp for supporting a legacy architecture?
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