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Install Java FireFox Plug-in in Ubuntu Linux 10.04 LTS Terminal Command prompt - Thanks!
- I accepted your video response. Thanks for the video response.
- I posted a video response how i did mine.
- THANKS FOR NOTHING :(
- Did you verify Java at java . com/en/download/installed.jsp .
- I'm having trouble still. I managed to get as far as the terminal arriving at the java file location, (I get that hopeful wall of text), but it says "done" before I am required to say "yes" to anything. When I test out Java, it still says I do not have in installed.
- I can't get this to work....either Terminal won''t show the "username@ubuntu:~%" or I wont get to the next step when I paste in the correct file location
- You are welcome, glad you found my video useful.
- THANK YOU!!!!!!!!3
- @johnsonyip1 yea Sure my Friend your welcome Thank you Happy Holidays to you too =D
- @FantasyNero Thanks for the comment glad it help you out! Happy Holidays!
- Thank you So much Friend Hope God bless you =D
- @johnsonyip1 LMFAO u sound really funny man :D
- video besta
- @inferno7166 youporn KKKKk was not fire black
- @inferno7166 The license comes up when you use Firefox to verify at java.com that you installed it properly. Terminal is just use to install Java, but you need to go to Java.com to verify your installation where you have to agree to the license.
- so what if the liscence thing doesnt come up in terminal but I have the folder containing all of the files like the liscence and the copyright...?
- You not even close to monotone compared to my last year teach for science! Lol but thanks this helped a lot!
- @bluesnake202 I think you can download the java installer with a non-admin account, but you'll need an admin account or root password to install Java onto your computer runnning Ubuntu.
- @yeroc1337 I'll make an effort to sound less monotone in future videos, or see if buying a new mic will help.