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Java is used by lots of programs and websites. It doesn't come installed on your Ubuntu computer automatically. The quickest way to install Java is to use the Terminal. You can have Java and the browser plugin installed and running in just a few minutes. | Java is used by lots of programs and websites. It doesn't come installed on your Ubuntu computer automatically. The quickest way to install Java is to use the Terminal. You can have Java and the browser plugin installed and running in just a few minutes. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Open the Terminal. You can find it on your dashboard, or in the Accessories folder. You can also press {{keypress|Ctrl|Alt|T}}. | #Open the Terminal. You can find it on your dashboard, or in the Accessories folder. You can also press {{keypress|Ctrl|Alt|T}}. | ||
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#*Type {{kbd|sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer}} and press {{keypress|Enter}}. This will install the Java 8 runtime environment. You'll need to read and accept the license agreement. | #*Type {{kbd|sudo apt-get install oracle-java8-installer}} and press {{keypress|Enter}}. This will install the Java 8 runtime environment. You'll need to read and accept the license agreement. | ||
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== Related Articles == | == Related Articles == | ||
