What to do with java tar.gz after installation?
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I am new to linux so want to know whether the java tar.gz file can be deleted or not from the local system once java installation is completed ?
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I am new to linux so want to know whether the java tar.gz file can be deleted or not from the local system once java installation is completed ?
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I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
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If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39
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I am new to linux so want to know whether the java tar.gz file can be deleted or not from the local system once java installation is completed ?
java jdk
asked May 17 at 4:04
RAHUL KUMAR
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I am new to linux so want to know whether the java tar.gz file can be deleted or not from the local system once java installation is completed ?
java jdk
asked May 17 at 4:04
RAHUL KUMAR
85
asked May 17 at 4:04
RAHUL KUMAR
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asked May 17 at 4:04
RAHUL KUMAR
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asked May 17 at 4:04
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I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
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If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39
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I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
1
If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39
I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
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If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39
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Certainly the standard instructions for installing the Oracle Java:
- Linux 64-bit installation instructions for Java
specify in Point 4 of the Install section:
Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.
Another option, if disk space is not such an issue, is to archive the installation file in case reinstallation is required at a future stage...
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Certainly the standard instructions for installing the Oracle Java:
- Linux 64-bit installation instructions for Java
specify in Point 4 of the Install section:
Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.
Another option, if disk space is not such an issue, is to archive the installation file in case reinstallation is required at a future stage...
answered May 17 at 21:08
andrew.46
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Certainly the standard instructions for installing the Oracle Java:
- Linux 64-bit installation instructions for Java
specify in Point 4 of the Install section:
Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.
Another option, if disk space is not such an issue, is to archive the installation file in case reinstallation is required at a future stage...
answered May 17 at 21:08
andrew.46
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up vote
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Certainly the standard instructions for installing the Oracle Java:
- Linux 64-bit installation instructions for Java
specify in Point 4 of the Install section:
Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.
Another option, if disk space is not such an issue, is to archive the installation file in case reinstallation is required at a future stage...
answered May 17 at 21:08
andrew.46
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Certainly the standard instructions for installing the Oracle Java:
- Linux 64-bit installation instructions for Java
specify in Point 4 of the Install section:
Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.
Another option, if disk space is not such an issue, is to archive the installation file in case reinstallation is required at a future stage...
answered May 17 at 21:08
andrew.46
20.2k1463138
answered May 17 at 21:08
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answered May 17 at 21:08
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I believe the answer of this question is quite similar to askubuntu.com/questions/521145/… . Look at the manual section.
– Edward
May 17 at 5:53
1
If you have followed instructions such as these: java.com/en/download/help/linux_x64_install.xml you will see that point 4 of the Install section says: 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.'
– andrew.46
May 17 at 7:02
Actually, Installation of Java is done, but I want to know that if after installation, the downloaded tar.gz file can be deleted or not permanently from the download folder... hope I imply my questions clearly. Thank you.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:36
Sorry, I haven't noticed 'Delete the .tar.gz file if you want to save disk space.' line while installation. But I appreciate your time and answer. Thanks a lot.
– RAHUL KUMAR
May 17 at 11:39