He also previewed an upcoming version of Java 2 Standard Edition, the desktop version of the Java standard. Called Project Looking Glass, Sun’s interface technology was first shown a year ago.

With Sun's decision to release Project Looking Glass under the GPL, the project took the first step toward being more than a fancy trade-show demo.

Visitors to Sun Microsystems' stand have caught a glimpse of the firm's Project Looking Glass as well as being educated about all things Java.

Updated: Sun will put into the hands of the open-source community Project Looking Glass, its next-generation, 3-D Linux desktop system that has been receiving rave reviews. As work continues on ...

Sun Microsystems Inc. recently released to developers its 3D desktop enhancement application, code-named Project Looking Glass. Sun believes that this begins the next era in desktop operating ...

Project Looking Glass (or LG3D) was announced to a surprised, if slightly indifferent, world a couple of years ago by Sun Microsystems, creators and current stewards of the pervasive Java programming ...

Project Looking Glass, by Sun Microsystems, is an open-source 3D desktop. It is a prototype project that is believed to be incorporated in the future versions of Sun Java Desktop System.

A few days ago I commented on Sun’s ‘Project Looking Glass’ and promised to expand on the reasons why I think it’s doomed to fail – whoops, gotta keep this positive – to expand on the changes I think ...