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This whole thing is pointless, it seems. If you want an oracle jre use it. If you want a tiny jre use a vendor that makes one, there are quite a few. Skelmir fo
by time4tea 9y ago
This whole thing is pointless, it seems. If you want an oracle jre use it. If you want a tiny jre use a vendor that makes one, there are quite a few. Skelmir for example makes a jre that can be very very small. (I used it, i dont work for them)
Network and storage isnt really a big deal anymore, and when it is, just see above.
- DamonHD 9y agoYou maybe haven't seen the nice live demo where you can build (in seconds on a non-fancy laptop) a tiny JRE on the fly on the command line specifying which modules to include, as well as which GCs etc to support and whether the images should be compressed or not on disc for example.
- mbfg 9y agoDoes 'anyone' care about that? I don't. I suppose you could find someone. Maybe raspberry people. But for large swathes of devs, not a thing.