nothing happens when i click on burpsuite / parrot 4.11.1 - parrot-os

I have a very simple problem, but one that I haven't been able to find an answer for. I was looking to work on a web app CTF so one of the tools I used was burpsuite. I'm on a fresh install of ParrotOs so of course I had to set up the burp proxy and download the CA certificate. I did all that then when I went to launch burpsuite nothing happened. It was working good for about 5 minutes. Then I closed it, tried opening it and nothing. Wondering if anyone has had this problem and if they happened to solve it.
Thanks

First run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
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Mostly, that is because of the Java languages. Please type in your terminal:
apt get list java
or
which java
or
whereis java
OR
java --version

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