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Sun Java is no longer available on Ubuntu from the official repository as a part of ubuntu-restricted-extra. Installing Oracle Java on any distribution would be
by donniezazen 12y ago
Sun Java is no longer available on Ubuntu from the official repository as a part of ubuntu-restricted-extra. Installing Oracle Java on any distribution would be same amount of work. Here are my notes[1] on how to install Oracle Java on Fedora 20.
I find it a little weird that you would be using a bittorrent client on an enterprise Linux solution. On Fedora, you just have to do yum install transmission-qt to install Transmission Qt version.
[1]https://github.com/donniezazen/fedora#java https://github.com/donniezazen/fedora#java
- derefr 12y ago> I find it a little weird that you would be using a bittorrent client on an enterprise Linux solution. If you've ever had to run an instance of bitcoind in the cloud (as any web exchange/wallet/etc. product will have to do), you end up either getting your nodes to torrent a copy of the blockchain, or burning it into your AMI. A twenty-hour download/verification step every time you scale up new instances is just impractical.