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There are a few odds and ends—IIRC some fonts, some gpu accelerated widget implementations for swing, and some obscure crypto options. But the OpenJDK is the r

There are a few odds and ends—IIRC some fonts, some gpu accelerated widget implementations for swing, and some obscure crypto options. But the OpenJDK is the reference implementation and almost certainly has everything you need. The only reason to use OracleJDK is if you want to buy a support contract from oracle (NB there are companies, including very big ones, that will sell you a support contract for OpenJDK.)

vbezhenar 8y ago
There are almost no visible differences between Oracle and Open JDK now. Here's list of differences: https://jaxenter.com/oracle-jdk-builds-openjdk-builds-difference-149318.html https://jaxenter.com/oracle-jdk-builds-openjdk-builds-differ... basically it's some legacy support and their commercial offerings.