Love that music and loved 28 days later.

Would have been much more impressive to use something original or at least less well known.

I'm not misinformed about this. The discussion didn't have anything to do with any sales chart. It was the game ranking on boardgamegeek.com which is based on how well liked a game is, not how well it is or was selling.

I know very well that the game was limited print run, I made sure to pick up a copy before it sold out.

abigsmurf is wrong about why it fell on the game rankings chart. The game was #7 three days ago which was already well after most places have sold out. Had it not been for the cease and desist, it would have remained highly ranked for quite some time.

You're wrong.

It went from #7 to #170 in 3 days following the cease and desist. It had nothing to do with availability and everything to do with the reaction to Game Workshop's actions.

It started out as com.sun.java.swing.*

It was changed to javax.swing.* when it was released. "x" is more extension than experimental.

Is that a fact?

When you say J2ee do you mean strict Sun implementation?

I find that eclipse webtools with the spring IDE plugin does a good job for developing server-side java.

Or the Linux version.

It was ported to Linux 2 years ago(right after the windows release) but it was never released.

Asus tried it already and it failed.

Failed?
They sold a shitload of them.

It's had an x86 build target on scratchbox since at least 2006, maybe even day one.

What do they plan to do to grant pixel-level access?

You can do this today with dojox.gfx and it's completely open source. You can use simple calls that are implemented differently on different browsers. On firefox and others your drawings are rendered in SVG, in IE its VML, on others its HTML5's Canvas.
Canva's event model isn't as nicely integrated with the DOM as SVG and VML, but you can pretty much draw things cross platform.

Pure javascript, no plugins required.

Sure. "yum install wine" or "apt-get install wine" or "google's pointy and clicky installer to fetch wine"

Personally I hope they just pick rpm OR deb and the other distros just drop the unused one. Two package formats is a case where competition isn't helping linux.

From my 3 days experience with it, it looks exactly the same. The android plugin from the update site is 0.91. It may just be that 3.5 is backward compatible enough to run the same plugin.