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Hi, great to hear that you are trying to make it run. Probably the easiest way forward is to use a modern full-fledged IDE such as Eclipse, IntelliJ, or Netbeans and import the project there. Once it is successfully imported, you can easily make it run by clicking on the play button from the IDE if everything goes right. Also, as far as I can remember, the project was written using 8 but 17 may just work fine as well because 17 should support backward compatibility in most cases. Running it on VS Code will require a bit more configuration but we can achieve that as well if we want to. As you are using Ubuntu as a distro, I would suggest that you download and install those above-mentioned IDEs from Canonical's Snapcraft or package managers of some other kind supported by your distro like APT. You can also download .deb packages for your desired IDEs from the publisher's website directly as it is also the easiest way to install packages in Ubuntu.
hey can you let me know how to run your project on the local machine, I am using Ubuntu and running it on vs code with JDK 17 on my machine.
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