although that JDK is installed on my OS VSCode or your extension can't detect it!!


have you tried setting "java.home" in VS Code's settings.json?
@fbricon nothing works it tells there is a missing folder ??



You can try the following:
"java.home": "/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0-openjdk-amd64/",
How did you install vscode? via flatpack?
In any case, try to point to a JDK in another directory
@snjeza @fbricon it's over nothing works I'm tired of trying I'll only use VSCode on Ubuntu since it has the largest community and I'll post issues only from there
How did you install vscode? via flatpack?
In any case, try to point to a JDK in another directory
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How did you install vscode? via flatpack?
In any case, try to point to a JDK in another directory