On 11/28/2015 10:32 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Thanks, but the link in the post there times out so I can't get to it. Could you give a brief synopsis? My main confusion is whether I have two versions installed (and can therfore uninstall 8 entirely) or whether it's version 6 that's triggering the update warning.
java has traditionally installed versions side-by-side. A new major version should not (didn't used to) uninstall a previous version. I haven't used OS X since 10.5 and perhaps it's changed, but if you were to go into /Library (or maybe /System/Library ?) you should find a folder labeled Java. You would find all installed versions, each in its own director, plys a symlink called "java" which points to the latest. A lot of java software allows you to explicitly select which java version you want to run. It's kind of like running multiple versions of python; you might have software which requires 2.6 or 2.7 or some version of python3.
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