Topic: Very few packages on #! 64-bit? (no JDK?)

Hi there.
I just installed #! because Ubuntu 32-bit was bugging hard due to some "smsusb_onresponse -2 error"-thing which nobody was able to help me with.

I am studying computer science and need jdk for programming but apparently I cannot install it?
I have tried:

sudo apt-get install java
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
sudo apt-get install jdk
sudo apt-cache jdk

And I even tried to find it in the package manager with no luck.
I've also noticed that alot of the packages I could find in Ubuntu aren't there.

Is this because of the 64-bit thing or am I missing something? Are there really that few packages and no JDK support?

- bZeiler

Re: Very few packages on #! 64-bit? (no JDK?)

This is not because of 64bit. Allthough Ubuntu is based upon Debian, don't believe it's all the same or even the same approach. Make sure you have a look here: http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-choosing.de.html#s3.2

I'm so meta, even this acronym

Re: Very few packages on #! 64-bit? (no JDK?)

Hi there Awebb.
The problem was that I had not run sudo apt-get update roll

Now I am able to find everything I need. Thanks for answering though with a lot of helpful tips (:

- bZeiler