Problem with jython installer
Dick Dowdell
dick.dowdell at gmail.com
Sat Oct 20 01:23:08 UTC 2012
Apparently, I'm going to have to spend tomorrow reconstructing my Oracle
Java 7 environment. I'm a software developer and have a need to
re-familiarize myself with Python. I'm running 12.04 LTS and Oracle Java 7
(at least until today). I made the mistake of installing the Ubuntu Jython
package which merrily installed OpenJDK 6 and updated all the Java
alternatives to point to it.
My question is: "What kind of amateur would write an install script that
overwrites a Java installation, with a less advanced version, without even
requesting user confirmation?" Yes, I know the Java 7 files are still
there. I'm still going to have to spend too much time setting everything
back to Java 7 so I can continue to earn my living. Way too Mickey Mouse!
Does anyone have any better solutions?
Thanks,
Dick Dowdell
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