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  1. Oracle Java 7
  2. Oracle has recently declared Java 7 to be fit for general use.
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  4. Currently there are no .deb packages available for Oracle Java 7. The raw binaries (without installer) can be downloaded directly from Oracle (Oracle Java download page).
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  6. Installing Oracle Java 7 by a script or from the command line
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  8. You can install the newest and secure Oracle (Sun) Java 7 by a script (JRE only) or by a command line method. Both are easy to apply.
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  10. Script (JRE only)
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  12. Only supports Oracle (Sun) Java 7 JRE (which covers the needs of 99 % of all computer users). It pulls the packages from Oracle's website and installs them, comparable to the way Adobe Flash Player is being installed. Plus it adds a dedicated repository, from which you'll receive updates automatically.
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  14. http://www.duinsoft.nl/packages.php?t=en
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  16. Command line methods
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  18. Do-it-yourself methods, but very easy to apply (basically: you copy/paste some terminal commands).
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  20. How do I install Oracle JRE 7?
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  22. http://sites.google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/java (for JRE, more extensive explanation of the commands than in askubuntu.com)
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  24. How do I install Oracle JDK 7?
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  26. How do I install Java?
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  28. There is also an RFE opened on Oracle bugtracker to provide the debian package/installer for Java 7. Please consider voting for this RFE.
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