Start Writer by going to Applications->Office-> Writer, once Writer is up, go to Tools->Options->Java, wait a while while scans your hard drive for existing Java installations. Open any component, we will use Writer to illustrate the steps, any of the other components (except base, which will most likely crash) will do. The 32 version of Sun's Java Runtime Environment is now installed. jre-1_5_0_04-linux-i586.bin, accept the terms by typing yes and hitting enter, the file should now self-extract its contents.
Next, execute the file by issuing the following command from the directory where the file was copied. Next, make it executable by issuing the following command as root: chmod 755 jre-1_5_0_04-linux-i586.bin. Once downloaded, copy it to a suitable location (a good location would be /opt/java32. You should now have a file named something like jre-1_5_0_04-linux-i586.bin, the exact name will depend on the version of the JRE. The file needed is the one labeled Linux (self-extracting file).
#JRE OPENOFFICE DOWNLOAD 32 BIT#
Downloading And Installing the 32 bit JREĭownload the latest 32 bit Java Runtime Environment for Linux from Sun's Java web site here.
#JRE OPENOFFICE DOWNLOAD 64 BIT#
For technical reasons beyond the scope of this article, the version of included with Fedora 64 is 32 bit and it does not work with the 64 bit Sun JRE. To be able to use Sun's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) with, the 32 version of Sun's JRE must be installed. For example, the Base component crashes when starting up because it tries to use GCJ for its Java functionality. Unfortunately 2.0 beta does not work very well with GCJ. Fedora Core 4 64 bit comes with GCJ as its default Java Runtime Environment.
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