Put back my xalf workaround - according to marcus it actually works, the
problem is likely to be with linux-jdk, which I used as a testbed. What we actually need is linux-xalf, which would depend on FreeBSD xalf and install only the Linux version of shared object.
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To do this, open up the GNOME Control Center, and select
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Desktop->Launch Feedback. Uncheck all the options. Click OK.
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You should now be able to launch your Linux apps from the GNOME
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panel.</p>
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panel. Another option is to install Linux version of xalf into
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<tt>/compat/linux/usr/X11R6/lib/libxalflaunch.so.0</tt> - in
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this case Linux emulator will pick up Linux version of the shared
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object instead when it's being loaded from a Linux binary.</p>
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