Even at the height of the court trial, even Google itself continued to use and fork OpenJDK (they rely on it heavily) and talk about it at Oracle[1]. OpenJDK is

Even at the height of the court trial, even Google itself continued to use and fork OpenJDK (they rely on it heavily) and talk about it at Oracle[1]. OpenJDK is governed by its open-source license, which is GPLv2 (with the classpath extensions) -- just like Linux.[2] [1]: https://video.oracle.com/detail/videos/featured-videos/video/3731062156001/jvmls-2014:-jvm-at-google https://video.oracle.com/detail/videos/featured-videos/video... [2]: http://openjdk.java.net/legal/ http://openjdk.java.net/legal/