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This either means you're avoiding Java now as well (because Oracle is clearly getting litigious about it) or you're spreading FUD.
by dschobel 16y ago
This either means you're avoiding Java now as well (because Oracle is clearly getting litigious about it) or you're spreading FUD.
- rbanffy 16y agoActually, you are spreading FUD (or simply lack of knowledge on the discussed subject). As long as you use Java as it is implemented in the OpenJDK or a derived product licensed under GPL you are safe from Oracle's lawyers. The GPL is protecting users and developers in this case. What enabled Oracle to go after Google is that Google made an independent implementation that's neither derived from OpenJDK nor licensed under GPL.
- rbanffy 16y agoCare to explain what Oracle can do against OpenJDK?