Nicholas Petreley compares the programming editors Jext and J to Jedit and offers a revised opinion of the best Java for Linux.

Which version of Java should you use in Linux? Learn how to easily switch between different versions with a tutorial from Jack Wallen.

Write once, run everywhere: that's the slogan the Java community uses to propagate their language-of-choice. It's probably true, but only if you first manage to set up the beast on your box. This ...

With this installment I complete my survey of Java-based sound and music applications that run under Linux. Again I've focused mainly on production software. MIDI And Java The Java Sound API contains ...

I'm trying to run google translate API which depends on netty-shaded, but getting this exception: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Failed to load any of the given libraries: ...

CS108 Linux Java Bluetooth Demo App and SDK This application provides demonstrations to the programming interface made available on the CS108 handheld reader for configuring, controlling, and ...

Installing Minecraft: Java Edition on a Chromebook First and foremost, you’re going to need a Chromebook that supports Linux applications.

Java Development Kit (JDK) 25, a planned long-term support release of standard Java due in September, has reached the initial rampdown or bug-fixing phase with 18 features. The final feature ...