Yeah, looks like something with the installer. Didn't want to install the 32 bit version without removing the 64 bit version, and once I changed install directories everything went to a hot place.
I've currently got the 64 bit version jre in .../(x86)/Java. Not .../Java/jre
It's one of those things I don't feel like dorking with. Some things work, some won't, I'll miss Tuxguitar but I've put enough time into this BS for now. If I care I'll do an install, save the directory, install the other, and restore the first directory.
This all came up because of Rocksmith 2014. A few years ago I decided to learn guitar. I used Tuxguitar and sites like Justin's Guitar. Then Rocksmith came out. Plug your guitar into your PS3 and it teaches you guitar. It frustrated the hell out of me, and about 90% of the people who bought it. Basic problem was RS was a game, I wanted a teaching tool.
Heard about RS 2014 a few days ago. Read some reviews and ordered it. They've fixed all the major problems with RS, and most of the minor issues. Biggest change is, they decided it's a teaching tool and not a game. If you want to learn guitar buy Rocksmith 2014.
I'm slowfingers on the Rocksmith forums.
Back on topic, I used Tuxguitar to store scales and some practice riffs. I'll prolly use my old laptop to print out my Tuxguitar tab files and go from there.