Hello,
I would like to install adoptopenjdk, but according to the site the recommended way is to add a ppa, even for Debian.
I know this is not the way for Debian to install a package, but what are the alternatives then? Or is it best to create a deb myself?
Thx
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[SOLVED] Install adoptopenjdk
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Re: Install adoptopenjdk
Received wisdom from "Don't Break Debian" is that new users should not use Ubuntu packages and PPAs to create a Frankendebian https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian
If you go down this route you should properly backup and be prepared for things to break.
Another method (still not recommended) is to use the adoptopenjdk repository. https://medium.com/adoptopenjdk/adoptop ... 03ba38144e
Again, properly backup and be prepared for things to break.
If you go down this route you should properly backup and be prepared for things to break.
Another method (still not recommended) is to use the adoptopenjdk repository. https://medium.com/adoptopenjdk/adoptop ... 03ba38144e
Again, properly backup and be prepared for things to break.
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Re: Install adoptopenjdk
Seems great, just wondering why there's no mention of the build dependencies. Are they handled automatically by the --build option?Head_on_a_Stick wrote:https://wiki.debian.org/CreatePackageFromPPA
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Re: Install adoptopenjdk
Install the devscripts package then run apt source (without the --build option), change into the source directory and runChrisdb wrote:build dependencies
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# mk-build-deps --install --remove
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debuild -us -uc -jauto
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# aptitude purge adoptopenjdk-build-deps
deadbang