

Which, if any, of the packages that's available depends on your distro, it's version and what sources are enabled. The most common JVM's to use on Linux is OpenJDK. If you find that does not work on your machine, you can remove the jre folders from the UMS root directory and then it will use the version you have installed on your machine. UMS includes an internal version of JRE 8.Install the dependencies (this only needs to be done once): Note: These instructions have been tested on Ubuntu 12.04 and Fedora 24, but something similar To install UMS from the tarball on Linux, open a terminal and enter theįollowing commands (replace with the version you're installing):

Installers for Windows and macOS, and tarballs for Linux can be found
