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"As such, Google wants to put more resources into OpenJDK where the team can have a bigger impact on new features and improvements." That seems to answer that
by darklajid 11y ago
"As such, Google wants to put more resources into OpenJDK where the team can have a bigger impact on new features and improvements."
That seems to answer that question, I think?
- scrollaway 11y agoIt doesn't mean OpenJDK will actually benefit from the improvements. All that's required from GPL is that you make the improvements available, not that you work with the upstream team to get them into master.
- benwilber0 11y agothat would mean that google was interested in forking openjdk, which is certainly possible, though i kinda doubt.