How to Install Java on Linux (JRE or JDK)

Author: Jeremy Druin
Twitter: @webpwnized

This video show how to install Java on Linux. Ubuntu is used in the demo, but in the video it can be seen how the technique applies to most popular Linux distributions that run Java. The Open Java version 8 is demonstrated using the Aptitude Package Manager for Ubuntu. The APT package manager can install Java in any Linux distribution that uses APT such as Debian, Kali and others. Also, the YUM package manager for RedHat and CentOS distributions can install Java using similar commands. The different between Oracle Java and Open Java is explained along with the difference between headless and full installations.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on installing Java on Linux! Whether you're a developer, a Linux enthusiast, or just someone looking to harness the power of Java on your Linux machine, this step-by-step tutorial is for you.

In this video, we walk you through the entire process of installing both the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and the Java Development Kit (JDK) on various popular Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, and more. We cover the differences between Oracle JDK and OpenJDK, explain why choosing the right version is crucial, and guide you on which one to select for your specific needs.

Here's what you can expect to learn in this video:

🔹 Installing Java JRE and JDK on Linux

Whether you're new to Linux or a seasoned pro, we've got you covered. Follow along as we demystify the Java installation process, making it easy to get your system Java-ready.

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Java is an essential tool for a wide range of applications, from running software to web development. Make sure you have it set up correctly on your Linux system by watching this video.

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[Ian]

Great video this stuff is starting to make sense thank you!

[saidasei]

TYSM its my first week running linux and this really helpful since im a minecraft player

[competitivedoritos]

Great, simple and intuitive, loved the video, but one doubt tho do we need jdk if I'm gonna run only burpsuite!!?

[mariomaro]

very simple and informative and precise
you are magnificent
please make more videos
regards from the land of pyramids

[SpencerDavis]

thanks great tutorial. very simple explanation.

[erinsam]

Thank you so much for explaining what each command that you type into the shell does. Really fucking helpful. Thumbs up. Both thumbs.

[hariompandey]

Plz help me how to set path of java jdk

[gerardfelezguerrero]

Thank you so much.

Now I'll be able to run my java programs at school.

[gamebuzzprol.t.d]

apt-get- install openjdk unable to locate file pls help me

[Cake_]

Sorry for my ignorance, but what is all the "adding: Debian"?
What does it mean or do?

[xd]

Sorry, noob question here, but when I enter apt-get install openj
tab tab, I only get options for java up to version 7. How do I get version 8? (The eclipse I have required version 8).

[oceancity]

Hi,
Hope you can help.

Running LINUX Mint 17.1

Trying to load Java 8

Following your tutorial, ‘apt-get install openj’

[MrBerserkinTime]

i got stuck at apt-get install openj, it says unable to locate package openj

[nathanmads]

i wont work work pls help it says Unable to locate package openjdk-8-jre

[phillipphage]

I wonder which planet you live on so i can visit you and give you a glass of whiskey! You my man saved my bacon from following a long and may I add pathetic list of outdated methods to install java on kali linux! Thank you yet again.

[rajdavande]

bash: apt-get: command not found

How To Solve This

[dusty]

the script is sudo -s
apt-get install openjdk-8-jre

[KocieAwizo]

hey bro pls help i cant even update packages

[inquation]

I got a "unable to locate package openj " error

[lammn]

what is all this i just want to know how to open