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You can use it under the terms of GLP 2 w/classpath exception, which is what Google eventually decided to do. I'm not defending Oracle's business practices, jus
by msgilligan 8y ago
You can use it under the terms of GLP 2 w/classpath exception, which is what Google eventually decided to do. I'm not defending Oracle's business practices, just saying that Java and Graal are both Open Source™ and could be maintained by the community completely free of Oracle under the terms of GPL 2 w/classpath exception.