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The probloem is that you do not understand Java ecosystem and you are spreading FUD, First of all you have OpenJDK that is part of Debian, everyone knows that
by simion314 8y ago
The probloem is that you do not understand Java ecosystem and you are spreading FUD,
First of all you have OpenJDK that is part of Debian, everyone knows that Debian is very strict about licensing so if it is part of Debian there will be nothing that will make Java retroactively unusable without a paid license.
- chris_wot 8y agoI never mentioned licensing.
- simion314 8y agoThen what is your point, what is the reason to port? Everyone can keep running the existing Java projects with the current JVM and the current libraries for a long time. I am not sure what your work experience is but I worked in small companies that use boring old tech, maybe it would be cool to use some cool language or cool framework but then you still get left behind when the language has a new incompatible version or the frameworks have a new version, the purpose is to keep the project working for the users, we not fix what is not broken.