Thank you for downloading LXPlan

Please choose the link that best matches your
operating system and Java version.

Java is a trademark of Oracle Corporation.

If you have a newer computer with a 64 bit version of Windows and a high DPI display, you will want to use one of the OpenJDK 11 installers. Like other Java based applications, LXPlan may appear small when used with a high resolution display. Java 9 and later has interface scaling that is compatible with high DPI screens.

The standard installer includes a copy of Open JDK and requires no other installation. (If you have another version of Java installed elsewhere, it shouldn't be a problem.)

If you have a problem with the top Windows openJDK-included installer, uninstall and try the alternate alternate OpenJDK version.

If you'd like to replace the openjdk used by this version of LXPlan, you can do so by replacing the openjdk folder inside %APPDATA%/LXSeries4Windows/LXPlanApplication/Java.

Important: If you have trouble with installing an update, remove the older version with the Programs and Features control panel and then install the newer version. LXPlan is able to use the settings and libraries from LXFree for Java which are found in the folder %APPDATA%/LXSeries4Windows/LXFreeForJava. You may wish to duplicate and rename this folder %APPDATA%/LXSeries4Windows/LXPlan to keep your old LXFree for Java settings separate from the ones used by LXPlan.

LXPlan is distributed inside a Debian install package (.deb) and includes a desktop launcher.

To install, open a terminal window and change to the directory containing the lxfreeforjava.deb file:

~$ cd Downloads

Then type:

~$ sudo dpkg -i lxplan.deb

LXPlan is still being developed and tested. Please help by providing feedback on problems encountered using LXPlan.

Please post any problems you find to the LX Series Forum