JDK 8 Early Access Release

JDK 8 breaks old examples.
They are displayed blurry and don't behave well when window is resized.
Although  3D primitive examples works OK with suggested line:
System.setProperty("prism.dirtyopts", "false");
Is there some workaround to fix GUI behavior in Java 8

You need to provide code for examples and a detailed description of your testing environments - Java version, OS version, graphics cards, etc (for both Java 8 and whatever previous version you were using) as well as more comprehensive descriptions of unexpected behaviour than "don't behave well", "blurry" and "breaks old examples" if you want any assistance.

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