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JavaDesktop: What's the big deal? Posted: Feb 17, 2007 9:08 PM
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I've been following Cafe au Lait for a few weeks now, and it really amuses me. Quotes like "the best Java can or should do is faithfully mimic the native user interface" and "the goal of a Java application is to fit in with other native applications, not to stand out" most certainly indicate that the writer is a strong proponent of a native look and feel, which is kind of bemusing.

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