archlinux-java:tldr:a4a0e
archlinux-java: Unset the default Java environment.
$ archlinux-java unset
try on your machine
The "archlinux-java unset" command is used in Arch Linux operating system to remove the Java environment variables set by the "archlinux-java set" command.
When you install multiple versions of Java on your system, "archlinux-java set" allows you to switch between them easily by exporting the appropriate environment variables. These environment variables include JAVA_HOME, PATH, and other related variables.
However, if you want to revert to the default or remove the environment variables previously set by "archlinux-java set", you can use the "archlinux-java unset" command. This command will remove all the Java-related environment variables and revert to the default system Java configuration.
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