Install Oracle JDK 19 on Linux

Even though OpenJDK is available in Linux repositories, some applications strictly require Oracle Java Development Kit. This article shows you how to manually install Oracle JDK $java_version on your Linux system. This article uses JDK $java_version$java_update_no to demonstrate the installation. In the provided commands, replace the version specific paths and file names according to your downloaded version.

Version specific installation guides are available here:

• Install Oracle JDK 8 on Linux
  
• Install Oracle JDK 11 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 17 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 19 on Linux (The latest version)
  
• Install the latest Oracle JDK on Linux (Permanent link to install the latest version)
  

Oracle provides deb and rpm installers

If your Linux distribution is using DEB package format like Debian, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb file using the following command:

sudo dpkg -i jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb

If your  Linux distribution is using RPM package format like Cent OS, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm file using the following command:

sudo rpm -ivh jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm

However, this article explains the manual installation method which is applicable for all Linux distributions out there. Personally, I prefer the manual installation because I have more control over the changes made in the system.

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Install Oracle JDK 18 on Linux

Even though OpenJDK is available in Linux repositories, some applications strictly require Oracle Java Development Kit. This article shows you how to manually install Oracle JDK $java_version on your Linux system. This article uses JDK $java_version$java_update_no to demonstrate the installation. In the provided commands, replace the version specific paths and file names according to your downloaded version.

Version specific installation guides are available here:

• Install Oracle JDK 8 on Linux
  
• Install Oracle JDK 11 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 17 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 19 on Linux (The latest version)
  
• Install the latest Oracle JDK on Linux (Permanent link to install the latest version)
  

Oracle provides deb and rpm installers

If your Linux distribution is using DEB package format like Debian, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb file using the following command:

sudo dpkg -i jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb

If your  Linux distribution is using RPM package format like Cent OS, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm file using the following command:

sudo rpm -ivh jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm

However, this article explains the manual installation method which is applicable for all Linux distributions out there. Personally, I prefer the manual installation because I have more control over the changes made in the system.

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Install Oracle JDK 17 on Linux

Even though OpenJDK is available in Linux repositories, some applications strictly require Oracle Java Development Kit. This article shows you how to manually install Oracle JDK $java_version on your Linux system. This article uses JDK $java_version$java_update_no to demonstrate the installation. In the provided commands, replace the version specific paths and file names according to your downloaded version.

Version specific installation guides are available here:

• Install Oracle JDK 8 on Linux
  
• Install Oracle JDK 11 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 17 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 19 on Linux (The latest version)
  
• Install the latest Oracle JDK on Linux (Permanent link to install the latest version)
  

Oracle provides deb and rpm installers

If your Linux distribution is using DEB package format like Debian, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb file using the following command:

sudo dpkg -i jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.deb

If your  Linux distribution is using RPM package format like Cent OS, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm file using the following command:

sudo rpm -ivh jdk-$java_version_linux-x64_bin.rpm

However, this article explains the manual installation method which is applicable for all Linux distributions out there. Personally, I prefer the manual installation because I have more control over the changes made in the system.

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Install Docker on Ubuntu/Linux Mint/PopOS

The official docker installation guide provides commands to install the latest Docker on Ubuntu machines but the command to add the docker repository is too specific to Ubuntu. In this article you will find a step by step guide to install the latest Docker using the official PPA on Ubuntu or any Ubuntu derivatives such as Linux Mint, Elementary OS, Pop OS, etc.

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Install Oracle JDK 16 on Linux

Even though OpenJDK is available in Linux repositories, some applications strictly require Oracle Java Development Kit. This article shows you how to manually install Oracle JDK $java_version on your Linux system. This article uses JDK $java_version$java_update_no to demonstrate the installation. In the provided commands, replace the version specific paths and file names according to your downloaded version.

Version specific installation guides are available here:

• Install Oracle JDK 8 on Linux
  
• Install Oracle JDK 11 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 16 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 17 on Linux (The latest version)
  
• Install the latest Oracle JDK on Linux (Permanent link to install the latest version)
  

Oracle provides deb and rpm installers

If your Linux distribution is using DEB package format like Debian, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.deb file using the following command:

sudo dpkg -i jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.deb

If your  Linux distribution is using RPM package format like Cent OS, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.rpm file using the following command:

sudo rpm -ivh jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.rpm

However, this article explains the manual installation method which is applicable for all Linux distributions out there. Personally, I prefer the manual installation because I have more control over the changes made in the system.

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Running Docker Without Sudo on Linux

After installing Docker on Linux, you may get a permission denied message as shown below when you try to run your first docker command:

docker: Got permission denied while trying to connect to the Docker daemon socket at unix:///var/run/docker.sock: Post http://%2Fvar%2Frun%2Fdocker.sock/v1.24/containers/create: dial unix /var/run/docker.sock: connect: permission denied.
See 'docker run --help'.

You can solve this problem by running Docker with root privileges (using sudo). However, by following these simple steps given below, you can run docker without root privileges.

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Install Scala the Old School Way

Finally, you found the place that shows you how to install Scala on Linux from binaries. Even the Scala's official website promotes installing on IntelliJ or installing using SBT. However, I prefer to install Scala the old school way using binaries for testing purposes because it gives me more control on what kind of changes are made on my system. For any hardcore development purposes, I do use Scala on IntelliJ Idea. This article explains how to install Scala using pre-built binaries.

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Install Oracle JDK 15 on Linux

Even though OpenJDK is available in Linux repositories, some applications strictly require Oracle Java Development Kit. This article shows you how to manually install Oracle JDK $java_version on your Linux system. This article is using JDK $java_version$java_update_no to demonstrate the installation. In the provided commands, replace the version specific paths and file names according to your downloaded version.

Version specific installation guides are available here:

• Install Oracle JDK 8 on Linux
  
• Install Oracle JDK 11 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 14 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 15 on Linux
• Install Oracle JDK 16 on Linux (The latest version)
  
• Install the latest Oracle JDK on Linux (Permanent link to install the latest version)
  

Oracle provides deb and rpm installers

If your Linux distribution is using DEB package format like Debian, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.deb file using the following command:

sudo dpkg -i jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.deb

If your  Linux distribution is using RPM package format like Cent OS, you can download and install the jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.rpm file using the following command:

sudo rpm -ivh jdk-$java_version$java_update_no_linux-x64_bin.rpm

However, this article explains the manual installation method which is applicable for all Linux distributions out there. Personally, I prefer the manual installation because I have more control over the changes made in the system.

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Install PyCharm on Linux

Considering the popularity of the Install IntelliJ IDEA on Linux post, I decided to write another post about how to install PyCharm the famous Python IDE on Linux. IntelliJ and PyCharm are from the same company and built on the same code base. However the final executable file and some configurations are different in PyCharm.

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