Missing under limitations is lack of Windows support (though it's coming they say). Also, I would caution anyone from putting their eggs in this Oracle basket.

Missing under limitations is lack of Windows support (though it's coming they say). Also, I would caution anyone from putting their eggs in this Oracle basket. This is not a community project and we know who the owner is and they do have a premium version. Sure, if you have existing JVM stuff and want a native app, go ahead, just don't build a reliance on it. Otherwise, even if you believe Oracle will be good stewards of the project (which I do believe), it's still ok to avoid it on principles around the owner's other activities. Of course stances like these can't be 100% consistent across everything (especially legacy or defacto standards) but just something to keep in mind.