Hello guys!
Right now I’m a bit stressed because my game wasn’t approved this night and I need to go to work! 
The game itself is pretty big, but with Compile 'n Shrink it became under 4k. However, the generated pack-file havn’t been approved and I wonder if you have tips how to get it to work.
You can play the <4k version of the game here:
http://www.indiespot.net/app/java-four-kay-test?task=html&resource=9f77838a2fa211c2208fa0154f8ecb9e.4&className=A&w=800&h=600&ok=resize
Thanks!
Carl
Was in the same boat last night, eventually got this working by renaming the resource 9f77… pack.gz to x.jar.gz and using a similar tag to the other games.
Having some trouble with the input under linux
Thank you for your reply!
I got some help and it works now. Here is how we did it:
Renamed the file to epicinferno.pack.gz
Made this applet-tag:
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Sorry but it should work perfectly. The applet is using Keylistener and matches the provided KeyCode against each players stored KeyCodes.
It’s been published.
It’s an Epic step in Epic Inferno’s history.
The input doesn’t work in linux for me either. (Ubuntu 9.10)
TF
Darn, that’s no good. Maybe I should have used “processKeyEvent(KeyEvent)” …
I’m also running Ubuntu 9.10 and the problematic JRE version 1.6.0_16.
About 50% of the submitted games have some type of problem on this system 
(More on this at http://www.java-gaming.org/index.php/topic,21626.msg181270.html#msg181270)
I had the same problem with BoxBot4k under Ubuntu 9.10.
Have you tried setting the focusable state of your applet to true? I hope it may help.
See also:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/awt/Component.html#setFocusable(boolean)
Cheers,
Gabor
I think it is to late now, but sure I can try!
Epic Inferno was converted from old C++ code this weekend, so there was only time for shrinking it Also, OS in Vancouver took some time from upgrades of the game