By askorkin
via skorks.com
Published: Aug 24 2009 / 08:09
Installing and switching between versions of Java on Ubuntu is a relatively simple process (with a couple of caveats), you just need to know the right commands. Considering that there was a time when I didn’t know this either I thought I’d share what I know (shouldn’t take long :))...
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Comments
Miloskov replied ago:
I think Ubuntu is doing an awesome job with Java and Desktop/Workstation stuff. In my Job and my Home is all Ubuntu/Linux. And Java support on Ubuntu/Linux is doing really really great.
askorkin replied ago:
It is certainly coming along, but there is definitely room for improvement, the more user friendly things become on Ubuntu, the more chances Linux has of winning more market share.
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