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and the binaries are linked into /usr/bin or somewhere on the PATH |
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For now, the requirements |
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- open licenses only, no catches |
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- install java to PATH |
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- install java man pages |
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- no frankendebian |
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- no unusual dependencies |
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- must work with fish |
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- must be uninstallable |
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- must be configured entirely upon shell startup |
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- minimal redirection |
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- must not take a long time (prefer not to compile) |
Latest revision as of 02:19, 26 January 2022
Ok so sdkman can do this, and it installs to
/home/vagrant/.sdkman/candidates/java/current/bin/java
Even man pages work. But why? MANPATH is not set...
Edit: solved that mystery.
path directory /home/vagrant/.sdkman/candidates/java/current/bin is not in the config file
adding /home/vagrant/.sdkman/candidates/java/current/man to manpath
Also what are the steps to install java normally in debian? Somehow jvm ends up in
/usr/lib/jvm
and the binaries are linked into /usr/bin or somewhere on the PATH
For now, the requirements
- open licenses only, no catches
- install java to PATH
- install java man pages
- no frankendebian
- no unusual dependencies
- must work with fish
- must be uninstallable
- must be configured entirely upon shell startup
- minimal redirection
- must not take a long time (prefer not to compile)