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Your best bet is probably to use the OpenJDK build for Windows. It's an MSI file and it doesn't have any of the Oracle crap attached to it. https://developers.

Your best bet is probably to use the OpenJDK build for Windows. It's an MSI file and it doesn't have any of the Oracle crap attached to it. https://developers.redhat.com/products/openjdk/overview/ https://developers.redhat.com/products/openjdk/overview/

krylon 10y ago
Thank you! I did not even know that existed!
- smonff 10y ago
  Also, OpenJDKs packages exists for various GNU/Linux distributions.
  - krylon 10y ago
    That I did know. ;-) But I work as a sysadmin at a Windows shop, and deploying the JRE on ~80 machines has been a real pain so far. With an MSI package, I can just use a GPO.