Ok, i need to download java for my laptop so i can do some stuff, but idk how to since i have ubuntu 12.04 does anyone know what to do???
@blues @hartnn @Hero
@poopsiedoodle
@Preetha
I have no idea o-o
google didn't help :<
no it didn't
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@Opcode
@ParthKohli
If you want the Oracle version of Java, go to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html and download the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) for Linux there (use the x64 package if you've got the 64-bit version of Ubuntu). There's also a thing called OpenJDK (an open source clone of the JRE), but I'm not sure how it compares to the Orcale version. You can install that one by running `sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jre` (or openjdk-7-jre if you want Java 7) from a command line (or use your package manager to search for that package).
i couldn't get da, wats the easiest way?
Do you want the Java Development Kit or the player?
Because I installed my Java using the Terminal.
I jus need regular java so i can go on websites tht require java and i need it for a skool thing
Oh, you mean the plugin.
idk but sure
Can you see the Terminal icon?
No?
OK, just go the the dash and search "Terminal".
I'll brb.
wats the dash?
google?
Oh myy...
Terminal icon looks like: http://icons.iconarchive.com/icons/artua/mac/512/Terminal-icon.png
It's the icon on the top of the left bar.
@Opcode I think he hasn't put it in the left dock... so he'd have to click on the icon with the Ubuntu logo.
OHHH go to there and do wat?
mk. I don't even use Ubuntu O.o Normally it's Arch Linux with gnome 3.
Search for the Terminal
Ubuntu 12.10 is on my second laptop so yeah.
k i searched terminal and a screen came up
Yeah, you must click on the Terminal icon. Which directory do you see open?
I mean: what is written on the Terminal screen?
guest-D43omX@anthony-Inspiron-1501:~$ Da ^^
i l make it simple for u open software centre and serach for java and install it
Never mind, I just arranged a link for ye. :-3
just click on the link.
didn't work
Then just go the the terminal and type `sudo apt-get icedtea-7-plugin`
nothing happened
Do you know what's written?
ill copy and paste wats written in the terminal
guest-D43omX@anthony-Inspiron-1501:~$ guest-D43omX@anthony-Inspiron-1501:~$ sudo apt-get icedtea-7-plugin sudo apt-get icedtea-7-plug
das wat is in the terminal
Why did you write it twice?
Just type in `sudo apt-get install icedtea-7-plugin`
k i typed it
Is it cool now?
what do u mean?
I mean have you installed it?
First step, get rid of linux. Second step, Install Java...Profit...???
LOL
how do i get riid of linux?
... Linux is free ^_^. Windows is free but...
I'm also sad I read this entire thread :(. Idk why that dude was linking to Open JDK, and especially pulled out 1.6...? Idk why they have it there still(I saw it also) when the Open JDK has the 8 beta :).
I think you need a Mac or Windows right now, @dmezzullo. How did you even install Ubuntu? It's a long thing.
Mezz doesn't want a JDK :-)
I kno :p.
i didn't install it, someone else did, this is my g mas old lap top the guy cleaned it up and put ubuntu on it and idk how to work half the stuff, i like the regular stuff... I jus really need to install Java
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/java-se-jre-7-download-432155.html Idk why you cannot download the linux versions here???
He doesn't know how to run it from the Terminal :O
Because .TAR.GZ doesn't work on Ubuntu! They have to install packages.
weak, down with ubuntu!
^
In the terminal tar xvf "yourtarfile".tar.gz with the corrected file name if you're having trouble with the TAR file.
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