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I'm trying to get a program called Freemind working...
it needs a java runtime environment which I've downloaded and installed but when I try to run the freemind.sh script, it says that the command "java" is not found...
yeah, I tried /usr/local/bin and /bin and both came back with no such file or directory
and it said that for ~/bin that /home/alvin/bin does not exist
I downloaded the j2re 1.4.2 self-extracting rpm i think, but I don't know where it ended up...it didn't tell me...I thought that it just goes to a pre-defined path but I can't seem to find it
yeah, I tried /usr/local/bin and /bin and both came back with no such file or directory
and it said that for ~/bin that /home/alvin/bin does not exist
I downloaded the j2re 1.4.2 self-extracting rpm i think, but I don't know where it ended up...it didn't tell me...I thought that it just goes to a pre-defined path but I can't seem to find it
yes, the rpm is definitely installed because when I tried to rpm it again it said that package j2re-1.4.2-jcs is already installed
i did ls -l /usr/bin/j2re* but it said no such file or directory and same for sbin
i also tried "locate java" but it came up with a long list of names the most relevant I thought was /usr/share/java but inside the directory was libgcj....
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