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(German): if you want the newest Java 9: install package openjdk-9-jre (which is in the universe repository, for Ubuntu 16.04 or later) using your usual package management tool.Security Vulnerability in the Java Runtime Environment Virtual Machine may allow an untrusted Application or Applet to Elevate Privileges Note: This is an archival copy of Security Sun Alert 238967 as previously published on Latest version of this security advisory is available from as Sun Alert.

See the "Installing Java" article at the openSUSE Support Database. If you are interested in latest development version of java applications and extra plugins of them use the OpenStreetMap Gentoo Overlay. There are many plug-ins already available as ebuilds. By installing one of it, you can install the JRE as a dependence. Gentoo ebuild collections has some OSM Java applications. If you know about the current state of affairs, please help keep everyone informed by updating this information. The information may no longer be correct, or may no longer have relevance. This article or section may contain out-of-date information. You likely want to use a newer one and OpenJDK. "Older" because Java Version 6 is totally outdated. See refer to "User documentation" section at Debian wiki.

"Java" page at Arch Linux wiki covers installation process.

Multilingual install help available (e.g.

Alternatively, install Oracle's Java from.

Some distribution-specific instructions follow.

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Often the JRE from OpenJDK, the free software version of Oracle's implementation, is available in the default repositories.

This will automatically keep the Java version updated. Use your distribution's package installer/manager to install a Java VM (JRE).

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For more info see the links there to Oracle's "install guide" or "system requirements" for Java on macOS.įor how to run a Java program, see the section further down this page. Note if you use the Chrome browser, this could cause very few websites (those which use java) to stop working. More information about how to install and uninstall Java on a Mac can be found on. If you're upgrading from an earlier Java version you may have to uninstall it before.Web method: Test which version of Java you have online (only work if you use the Java browser plugin which is not recommended for security reasons).Java HotSpot (TM ) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.0-b56, mixed mode ) Java (TM ) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_40-b43 ) Ideally the output would look like this (in this example it is Java version 7): Terminal method: Open a terminal and type: java -version.System prefs method: Under 'System preferences' see the 'java' icon, then got to 'update' tab to see if you're up to date.There are several ways to figure out which version of Java you have:

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Java JRE 1.5 (provided by Apple): Mac OS 10.4Ĭheck which Java version you have in macOS Java JRE 6 (provided by Apple): Mac OS 10.5 – 10.6 only Also, it seems not to enable "web content" (browser plugin) by default. Good news: At least the current 64-bit offline installer (only this was tested) for Oracle's Java 8 seems to not contain crap software.However, then you need to manually check for new Java versions (important if you use the browser plugin/extension).

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Maybe you would also want to disable the 'java update checker' since this will add a new auto start-up item (one of those things which slows down start-up times very slightly).

It is also a good idea to not install the browser plugin or disable "web content" afterwards in the Java settings (see above for more info).

It is a good idea to not install any additional advertised crap software (search bars, security checkers, …) – uncheck this during the install procedure.

The default options are generally okay (installs to "Program Files/Java") except ….

Run it (in case you need them, instructions are linked on the download page).

Download the installer from or pick "JRE" at if you want to use a new, not yet mainstream, version.

You also could disable the browser plugin afterwards or use your browser's controls to disable or enable.

They are not needed for running Java desktop programs (like the OSM editor JOSM) but frequently pose a security risk. If you are not interested in running applets inside the web browser you might choose not to install any browser plugins/extensions. 1.2.3 Download Java from Oracle for macOS.1.2.2 Check which Java version you have in macOS.