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Ventoy 茅s una eina molt vers脿til per preparar dispositius d'emmagatzematge tant per iniciar ISOs (semblant a Rufus o Balena Etcher) com per la seva part m茅s desconeguda: engegar dispositius d'emmagatzematge virtuals (.vdi o .vhd) directament com si fossin dispositius reals.
Es tracta d'una opci贸 que permet tant la utilitzaci贸 de sistemes GNU/Linux com Windows. Tot i que amb Windows la configuraci贸 茅s m茅s senzilla, val molt la pena aprendre a fer m脿quines virtuals amb GNU/Linux que et poden permetre tenir entorns de proves portables.
Es poden utilitzar des de pendrive o SSD/NVME. Si ho poses dintre del dispositiu d'arrancada d'un port脿til es poden fer reparacions dels dispositius sense ni tan sols haver de desmuntar el dispositiu intern per fer-ho funcionar des d'un dispositiu extern on executis VirtualBox.
La web oficial del projecte Ventoy
This Gist Post has the purpose to illustrate how to install Scene Builder software on Linux Ubuntu-Like Systems.
Scene Builder is a crossplatform software with the aim of creating and design GUIs (Graphical User Interfaces) compatible with the library JavaFX for desktop software applications development. The output is an xml file with the definition of the elements of the graphic interface and captured events.
Usually it is operated inside IntelliJ IDE from JetBrains with its pluguin but it is a little bit unstable. In the other hand, the Scene Builder desktop application, which is the protagonist of this gist post, works much better.
Note
>This was tested for Scene Builder 21.0.0 over an Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS 64-bit GNOME Version 42.9 but it should work on any Ubuntu starting from version 18.04.4 LTS and above.
import java.util.*
fun main(){