Oracle’s Java 11 trap
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Oracle’s Java 11 trap
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Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#2as long as openjdk remains open i dont mind
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#3as long as openjdk remains open i dont mind
Agreed, it's what I've been using in production all along and maybe the rise of docker will mean that fewer people are directly installing the JDK on their production machines. Still, I bet there will still be some unfortunate souls that run the Oracle JDK in production without knowing the rules have changed.
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#4as long as openjdk remains open i dont mind
As long as OpenJDK remains open and maintained for a reasonable length of time, I don't mind. Right now it's looking good, but only thanks to Red Hat (et al.) and not Oracle.
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#5as long as openjdk remains open i dont mind
I'm sure all the Linux distros are thinking the same thought.
The 'default' JVM for Ubuntu is OpenJDK, right? You'd have to go out of your way to get your hands on Oracle JDK.
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#6Currently happy about Azul OpenJDK.
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#7Java 11? At work we haven't even started to look at the migration from Java 8...
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#8It’s unfortunate Java is turning into modern day COBOL.
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#9> Download Oracle JDK (because that is what you've always done, and it is what the web-search tells you)
What I've always done is install OpenJDK from the system's package manager :P
Re: Oracle’s Java 11 trap
#10Java 11? At work we haven't even started to look at the migration from Java 8...
We just made it TO Java 8.