In most distributions of Linux, the Java JDK is coming to install the package managers such as APT
in Debian / Ubuntu , PACMAN Arch
in in Mandriva

or you want to call T_T
After installing the. bin downloaded from the Java website.
thing to do is locate the folder where you want the JDK, I for example I have in my home, this is my path: / home/martin/jdk1.6.0_03
First things first .. =) Edit / etc / Environments to add the Java Home as an environment variable.
$ sudo nano / etc / environment
if they do not have nano is more comfortable and open it with nano instead of gedit in KDE kate.
this file Add the following: Ex
my file with the JDK 1.6
JAVA_HOME = JAVA_HOME = "/ home/martin/jdk1.6.0_03"
PATH = / home/martin/jdk1.6.0_03/bin : $ PATH there replaced by their path and folder name you ^ ^ Now the console will export the Java Home, open the console and type these 3 commands, as user (not root).
should also be replaced depending on your situation: P
$ export PATH = / home/martin/jdk1.6.0_03/bin: $ PATH
$ JAVA_HOME = "/ home/martin/jdk1.6.0_03 /"
$ export JAVA_HOME
That's all, now the command: java-version returns
If they are already installed version walk:) About
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