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Old 18.03.2010, 23:23
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Question Does JDownloader work in Ubuntu Linux?

I downloaded JDownloader under Ubuntu Linux as the JDowloader page suggested had a LINUX entry. JDownloader is a windows/dos executable so I thought it should run under the WinE environment. However I get the error "requires Java Runtime Environment 1.5.0" so I don't know how to resolve this.

My Ubuntu Linux has jre 6.0 and the the earlier version installed, but I don't understand how this will help for a program running under WinE.

Am I out-of-luck or can this program run in my Ubuntu Linux?

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Old 19.03.2010, 00:02
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Hey flashlight,

JDownloader runs on every operating system that supports Java. This includes ubuntu, of course. On the download page are instructions for linux users:
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wget must be installed on system!
Download jd.sh
chmod +x jd.sh
start jd.sh
you can start JD manually by starting JDownloader.jar (in your JD folder).


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Old 19.03.2010, 02:00
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It won't run for me. I've already done that JDownloader install, and I have Ubuntu's jre installed. All I get is an error message stating "This application requires a Java Runtime Environment 1.5.0"

I really wish I could get this to work. I don't know what else to try.

I ran JDownloader.jar which extracted all the files from the archive.
I ran JDownloader.exe to execute the program.

Am I doing something wrong ?

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Old 19.03.2010, 10:11
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yes you do
1.)
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
(you need sun java)

then
sudo update-alternatives --config java
and select sun java as default java


2.)
extracting a jar files bad idea its a java file, just start it with java
java -Xmx512m -jar JDownloader.jar
OR
./jd.sh (if you use the jd.sh script like described above)

JDownloader.exe is a windows exe
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Old 19.03.2010, 13:46
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Thanks. That second step made it work for me.
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Old 16.04.2010, 03:34
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiaz View Post
yes you do
1.)
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
(you need sun java)

then
sudo update-alternatives --config java
and select sun java as default java


2.)
extracting a jar files bad idea its a java file, just start it with java
java -Xmx512m -jar JDownloader.jar
OR
./jd.sh (if you use the jd.sh script like described above)

JDownloader.exe is a windows exe
First, sorry about my english, Iḿ Brazilian and dont speak english very well...

I was having the same problem and that instructions solved my problem.

How can I create a program shortcut to the desktop and the menu application? I know this is not a problem of the program, but making the procedure suitable for the installation, there is no shortcut was created to run the program, and I have always run the terminal command to run the JDownloader.

I am a novice user in linux.

Thanks.



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Old 16.04.2010, 08:42
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Try an Ubuntu or Linux forum.
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Old 16.04.2010, 16:33
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I managed to create a shortcut on the desktop. But I believe that what is expected to install a program, is that in addition to the computer, which automatically create the necessary shortcuts. The creation of packages ".Deb" help a lot to beginners.
Another interesting thing would be to create repositories of JD.
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Old 04.07.2010, 11:20
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Another interesting thing would be to create repositories of JD.
Could you please explain this requirement?
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Old 04.07.2010, 11:28
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how about the ppa on our downloadpage
hxxp://launchpad.net/~jd-team/+archive/jdownloader
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