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http://crunchbanglinux.org – So how exactly would one go about installing the official Java 7 packages from Oracle?  I would enjoy installing Java 7 (officially), but I could live with OpenJDK if I had to.I'm curious, though.  Java 6 was a .bin file which I think, if I remember correctly, just self-extracted, but Java 7 is packaged as either a .rpm (I would prefer not to use alien to try and make .debs) or a .tar.gz.What I'm asking is:  what place is probably best to put the contents of the Oracle Java 7 (probably JDK, which contains the JRE) .tar.gz, and what commands do I need to run in order to (HowTos)

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