I was a ubuntu user, and I found that Adobe Flash(64 bit), Oracle Java(64 bit) and Nvidia(64 bit) can be installed using respositories (ppa). Now I have to Fedora 19 (Upgraded from Feodra18 using fedup).
Are there any such repositories for installing adobe flash, Oracle java and NVIDIA?
Yes, there are Repositories for Flash and NVidea drivers:
For Flash youst follow the instructions from [https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash]. You are basically told there to enable Adobes own repository.
For the NVidea drivers (and other multimedia stuff) enable the RPMFusion repositories [http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration]. The package should be called “kmod-nvidia-...”
I don't know where to get the Oracle JDK from. I never had any problems with the OpenJDK from the Fedora repositories. It worked well even with large Java projects like Opencast Matterhorn, …
Asked: 2013-07-22 23:27:42 -0600
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Last updated: Jul 25 '13
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