Closed K0-RR closed 2 years ago
In general, no. This is a SDK extension, not an end user application.
In Flathub, Java is considered a language runtime for other Java applications -- it is not by itself, an application. The intention is that application maintainers use this SDK extension to build and/or ship their Java application in Flathub.
On Fedora Silverblue, you should probably be using the standard rpm-ostree way of installing Java, e.g:
$ rpm-ostree install java-latest-openjdk # JRE
$ rpm-ostree install java-latest-openjdk-devel # JDK
I'm on Fedora 35 Silverblue and wanted to install Java 18 (or 17 as it looks time this repository is outdated?) but all I see is some info for developers. I just want to manage Java from flatpak like my other apps.