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As long as OpenJDK remains open and maintained for a reasonable length of time, I don't mind. Right now it's looking good, but only thanks to Red Hat (et al.) a

As long as OpenJDK remains open and maintained for a reasonable length of time, I don't mind. Right now it's looking good, but only thanks to Red Hat (et al.) and not Oracle.

pjmlp 8y ago
When did Red-Hat hired all Oracle developers working on OpenJDK?
- lowry 8y ago
  They have quite a few developers working on OpenJDK
  - pjmlp 8y ago
    Yes they do, but the large majority are Oracle employees, which many seem to keep forgetting.
eloisant 8y ago
So many companies have a vested interest in maintaining Java alive (Google, IBM, etc.) that I'm not too worried about maintenance of OpenJDK.
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cryptonector 8y ago
Oracle can easily stop or delay updates to OpenJDK if they want. Remember how things worked out for OpenSolaris?