Should you feel so inclined, you can perform that install on CentOS using these instructions. I’ve also got Oracle Database 11gR2 Express Edition installed locally. Ubuntu, Mint etc) then you’ll probably find these instructions rather more useful. If, on the other hand, you’re running a Debian based distro ( e.g. If you’re running on one of these distros, or on something that’s based on one of them then these instructions should work pretty much unaltered. I’m using the default Gnome 3 desktop (3.1.4.2).ĬentOS is part of the Red Hat family of Linux distros which includes Red Hat, Fedora and Oracle Linux. Sound like a Chocolate Brexit with sprinkles ? OK then… Environment
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What I’m going to cover here is how to install Oracle’s database development tools and persuade them to talk to a locally installed Express Edition database. To take my mind off all of this wacky word-play, I’ve been playing around with CentOS again. After all, no-one wants a Dopey Brexit, ideally we’d like a Happy Brexit but realistically, we’re likely to end up with a Grumpy Brexit. This involves drawing up a list of adjectives and ticking them off as they get used as a prefix for the word “Brexit”.Īs an example, we could use the names of the Seven Dwarfs. It looks like the latest craze sweeping the nation is Brexit Bingo. Suddenly we’re getting Open Brexit and even Red-White-and-Blue Brexit. Up until now, we’ve had “Soft Brexit” and “Hard Brexit”, which could describe the future relationship with the EU but equally could be how you prefer your pillows. It doesn’t help that, beyond prefixing the word “Brexit” with an adjective, there’s not much detail on the options that each term represents. However, the result is now being interpreted as a judgement on the sort of Brexit that is demanded by the Great British Public. In this case, we’ve just had a General Election campaign in which Brexit – Britain’s Exit from the EU – played a vanishingly small part.
As is becoming usual in the UK, the nation has been left somewhat confused in the aftermath of yet another “epoch-defining” vote.
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