Installing 32 bit OpenJDK JRE on a 64 bit system
So i require the 32 bit JRE for a java applet that my work uses, this applet annoyingly ONLY works with 32 bit JRE.
In fedora 20 64 bit JRE is installed by default, which is awesome, and installing the icedtea plugin for firefox is really easy. But installing the 32 bit JRE seems almost impossible?
The best i can find in the repos is the i686 version of OpenJDK-1.8-JRE.
I would really prefer not to have to install the JRE from java themselves and instead use the OpenJDK version. I have read lots of guides which given complex instructions on how to boot strap 32 bit libraries into the system, however on Ubuntu 12.04 and 13.10 its trivial to just install them and leave them on the system, the applet picks them up itself.
So the question is, is there a simple way to install the 32 bit version of OpenJDK-1.7-JRE on fedora 20?
Please do not hashes in tags - i removed it - i guess that's something @mether is working on