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install openjdk-8-jre in Raspberry Pi OS 64bit

Open bugalo opened this issue 4 years ago • 3 comments

I would like to install ImageJ in Raspberry Pi OS 64bit:

https://imagej.net/Raspberry_Pi

But it requires openjdk-8-jre, which is not in the repository. Could you, please, add it to the repository?

Thanks.

bugalo avatar May 07 '21 14:05 bugalo

Buster only supports OpenJDK 11. There are no plans to provide additional versions of Java.

XECDesign avatar May 07 '21 14:05 XECDesign

That page dates from 2019, pre Pi OS Buster. However, ImageJ itself appears to support OpenJDK 11, as suggested at https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/notes.html.

You might, probably should, be able to get ImageJ to run under the provided OpenJDK.

Good luck

PS: Open JDK 8 falls out of active support (bar security) in 10 months' time.

On 07/05/2021 15:32, bugalo wrote:

I would like to install ImageJ in Raspberry Pi OS 64bit:

https://imagej.net/Raspberry_Pi

But it requires openjdk-8-jre, which is not in the repository. Could you, please, add it to the repository?

Thanks.

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rag2 avatar May 08 '21 00:05 rag2

Thanks a lot for your responses.

I managed to download java 8 ARM 64-bit from Oracle's webpage, install it in Raspberry Pi OS 64bit, and have ImageJ running. Now that I have ImageJ running, I agree with you that I need to make it run under OpenJDK 11.

bugalo avatar May 13 '21 07:05 bugalo