Are you a Java programmer? Do you install Java on your Linux/Ubuntu? Then the post is for you. Today we will learn how to install Oracle Java (JDK) in Linux based operating system (i.e.: Linux Mint 17/Ubuntu). Let's make a try:
☛ First of all you have to add the repository. To do this open the terminal and run the code given below:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
☛ Then you have to update the local repository and for doing this paste the below code in the terminal and hit enter:
sudo apt-get update
☛ Now install the package by using the code below:
sudo apt-get install oracle-javaX-installer
✔ Change the 'X' with the desired version number (i.e.: 6/7/8) and your download will start. Accept the license agreement and it will start fetching the relevant files from the source to begin the installation process.
☛ For making the installed version of Java as default Java programme run the code given below:
sudo apt-get install oracle-javaX-set-default
✔ 'X' = Version number.
You are done !!!
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