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The messaging hasn't been totally clear, but it's actually pretty simple: you either need to use OpenJDK or you need to pay for the Oracle version. They are now
by resoluteteeth 8y ago
The messaging hasn't been totally clear, but it's actually pretty simple: you either need to use OpenJDK or you need to pay for the Oracle version. They are now basically the same thing, and for most people, OpenJDK is what you want to be using now.