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  • help with fedora & java

    krp31

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    hi all, i have a few questions regarding fedora in conjunction with java.

    1. which distro of linux do i use for my project work.

    2. which version would it be.

    3. please let me know the detailed procedure of how to install java in order to compile my files. i tried installing jre on fedora 8. some problem & i'm not even aware if it has installed properly.

    note: i have used fedora 4 & 8 as part of my curriculum.
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Jan 13, 2010

    you can use open suse or mandriva , which bundled with most of the softwares you need, as well as ubuntu , in these softwares installation is also easy, Both three are nice os;s.
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  • krp31

    Member • Jan 13, 2010

    well thanks a lot for your reply but are u sure i should not go for fedora?? b'cause i've checked on net & it [fedora] has good rating when it comes to programming [like in java].

    please do let me know in detail if you can.
    thank you
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  • ms_cs

    Member • Jan 13, 2010

    Java almost works same on all distributions. And ofcourse Fedora is nice os, But you should avoid using GCJ . I heard it is not much good, and for project works I suggest you to use the Sun JDK,
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  • krp31

    Member • Jan 14, 2010

    ok thank u. can you please tell me what is GCJ. ya i did try installing Sun's JDK itself. so u think i can go for Ubuntu??
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