Jigsaw would have helped thousands of developers. Yes it does not solve all use cases, but no none of the use cases are solved. Killed for political reasons be

Jigsaw would have helped thousands of developers. Yes it does not solve all use cases, but no none of the use cases are solved. Killed for political reasons because OSGi/IBM/Redhat and money. What the OSGi evangelists would not understand is how Jigsaw does not aim to solve the same problems as OSGi. Bonus: If OSGi was a good thing, most developers would use it after decades of existence compared to practically noone. Which proves that OSGi does not solve the problems of the mainstream developer, which means making Jigsaw into OSGi-NG is not the way to go.