Configuring OpenJDK on Linux
Linux configuration profiles differ from the Windows ones, because those systems are working with resources as well as with hardware in a slightly different fashion. Here, we will briefly explain those differences and a way to overcome them. Moreover, different Linux distributions, as always, have different ways to deal with the configuration. We will try to pass through the most noticeable ones.
Getting ready
To follow this recipe, you will need an OpenJDK instance installed on a Linux system. The deb, rpm, or ebuild distributions will suite us really well, although we will see a method for generic Linux configuration also.
Also, we will need the bash startup files to be installed properly.
Tip
In most Linux distributions, ...
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