Re: JDK rpm bin is fuggered - thanks Oracle

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>Anonymous wrote:
>> I went to Owreckall's java website [sic] to get an RPM for linux
>> For 32-bit there were 2 choices: an executable that installs
>> JDK and a self-extracting RPM. I wanted this, so I could
>> then use the RPM on multiple (identical) PCs with Centos
>> installed.
>> But when I run this rpm.bin file, it installs as well.
>> So there is no difference whatever you download.
>>
>a

I think there is a difference: the .bin will install jdk in your current working
directory,
but the rpm.bin will install it in /usr (if you are su).

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