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Just use OpenJDK, Azul, Corretto, etc... There's absolutely no reason to pay for Oracle's JDK unless you want Oracle's support. It was probably intentional, b

Just use OpenJDK, Azul, Corretto, etc... There's absolutely no reason to pay for Oracle's JDK unless you want Oracle's support. It was probably intentional, but Oracle really fucked up the marketing on this change and as a result a bunch of FUD has been spread throughout the Java ecosystem.

nullwasamistake 7y ago
Oracle really screwed themselves here. Everyone is jumping ship to other JDK vendors, making them even less likely to pay for Oracle support