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Now java 8 is out, and I am wondering if bl-welcome could/should offer the possibility of installing this (from jessie-backports of course). Any thoughts?
Background: I only use java for a Hungarian tax program, which requires (as of October 2015) java 8 to run properly. So I needed to install it from backports, and am wondering if such a requirement is usual among other programs using java.
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I can't remember if bl-welcome offered to add an /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jessie-backports.list on first run. Might be a nice convenience, but I think most people who figure out they need something from backports quickly learn how to add it to their sources themselves, and adding it is a one-time thing per installation.
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most people who figure out they need something from backports quickly learn how to add it to their sources themselves
https://wiki.debian.org/Backports
http://backports.debian.org/Instructions/
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^Yes, backporting is a user choice to be made.
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