In Linux, Arch Linux is a distribution (a version) of the operating system that is known for its simplicity, flexibility, and cutting-edge package management. Arch Linux uses the Pacman package manager, which is a command-line utility for installing, upgrading, and removing software packages.
The archlinux-java package is a package that is available in the Arch Linux package repository and is used to manage Java runtime environments (JREs) and Java Development Kits (JDKs) on Arch Linux systems. It provides an easy way to install, configure, and switch between different versions of Java on a system.
If you encounter the below error while running the archlinux-java command:
archlinux-java: command not found
you may try installing the below package:
# pacman -S java-runtime-common
archlinux-java Command Examples
1. List installed Java environments:
# archlinux-java status
2. Set the default Java environment:
# archlinux-java set {{java_environment}}
3. Unset the default Java environment:
# archlinux-java unset
4. Set the default Java environment automatically:
# archlinux-java fix