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Pucci1

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12th Feb 08 at 23:56

hey guys i have given in to my dad telling me to try out ubuntu for a while

it took my f00king ages to install flash so i could go onto youtube lol

am not very good when it comes to Ubuntu its very different to say the least

my question is could someone please tell me a step by step guide to how to get java on my pc

thanks

-Nat

Ian

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13th Feb 08 at 00:36

You want to just run stuff or start programming?

Run stuff you need the runtime files.

Programming you need a compiler.

Both I think are available from java.sun.com

Pucci1

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13th Feb 08 at 00:37

sorry mate i wasnt very clear, i want to run staff (little java games)

i have it downloaded etc but not sure if it is correctly installed mate

am a bit confussed when it comes to UBUNTU

Adam

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13th Feb 08 at 00:51

Which version of ubuntu?

On the latest version 7.04 if you make sure you are running the latest version of firefox it should automatically prompt and install the plugin when you visit a java site.

Pucci1

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13th Feb 08 at 00:59

i belive it did prompt me to install it

i done so and now it just hangs doesnt do anything

Adam

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13th Feb 08 at 01:06

go into the package manager and do a search for java, look for 1 named java-5 or 6 right click and do a complete package re-installation

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13th Feb 08 at 02:03

I thought it came bundled with the Sun JRE?

If not then you have to do the annoying typing in shit in the command propt thing.

But open up Firefox and type about

lugins in the address bar to double check if it is there or not...

Adam

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17th Feb 08 at 14:48

sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin

Bram

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17th Feb 08 at 15:14

I've heard that Windows is good for stuff like watching videos on YouTube!?

Adam

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17th Feb 08 at 15:16

not even going to rise to the M$ fanboy comments

Russ

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17th Feb 08 at 15:33

quote:
Originally posted by Bram
I've heard that Windows is good for stuff like watching videos on YouTube!?

its also great for BSOD and random crashes, freezing, slow loading times, "blockages" etc etc etc

Bram

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17th Feb 08 at 15:44

Just realised- Adam!!!!!

Adam

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17th Feb 08 at 15:46

erm?

Dom

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17th Feb 08 at 16:41

quote:
Originally posted by Russ

quote:
Originally posted by Bram
I've heard that Windows is good for stuff like watching videos on YouTube!?
its also great for BSOD and random crashes, freezing, slow loading times, "blockages" etc etc etc