kemical
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Sun has released an Update 19 to the Java Runtime Environment 6.
Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
kemical
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Sun has released an Update 20 to the Java Runtime Environment 6.
Download here: Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
Download here: Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
kemical
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Sun has released an Update 21 to the Java Runtime Environment 6.
Download here: Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
Download here: Java SE Downloads - Sun Developer Network (SDN)
Nibiru2012
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Thanks for the reminder! Downloading it now.
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Here is another place to download 32 bit and 64 bit
Download Java Runtime Environment 1.6.0.26 (32-bit) - FileHippo.com
Download Java Runtime Environment 1.6.0.26 (32-bit) - FileHippo.com
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For my purposes, I've found it best (so far) not to have Java installed. Many users don't even need the software installed, as it does pose a security risk.
But for those who does need it, the older version should be uninstalled before installing the new. Here are the reason & instructions on the Oracle site itself:
Why should I remove older versions of Java from my system?
If I do happen to need it temporarily for an app to run, such as a online virus scanner (like F-Secure), I allow the install, then after I finish whatever I'm doing, uninstall it. Being that it takes less than a minute to install or uninstall, it's no big deal for me to do so.
Cat
But for those who does need it, the older version should be uninstalled before installing the new. Here are the reason & instructions on the Oracle site itself:
Why should I remove older versions of Java from my system?
If I do happen to need it temporarily for an app to run, such as a online virus scanner (like F-Secure), I allow the install, then after I finish whatever I'm doing, uninstall it. Being that it takes less than a minute to install or uninstall, it's no big deal for me to do so.
Cat
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