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It's not a bug in MASON, it's some kind of graphics resources allocation bug in Java 1.7.x on Linux distros. If you fire up your simulation and it displays a large window (typically larger than 500x500), Java will hang badly. But if you launch some *other* simulation, then use New Simulation... to go to your simulation, everything will work fine.
If you get bitten by this Linux-only bug, here's the workaround we've been playing with. On roughly line 1806 of sim/display/Display2D.java, there's there's the statement:
frame.pack();
Replace this with
final JFrame frame2 = frame;
SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
frame.pack(); } } );
This should be entirely unnecessary but seems to not tickle the Linux bug.
Sean
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