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I'm aware. But the point is that it highlights how old Java 8 is: The original developer has moved it from being a free version to something you have to pay the
by ocdtrekkie 6y ago
I'm aware. But the point is that it highlights how old Java 8 is: The original developer has moved it from being a free version to something you have to pay them for fixes to. This is similar to how Windows 7, an 11 year old operating system, gets patches at this point.
- fomine3 6y agoOracle JDK11 also needs a license like Oracle JDK8. So not good a metric for how the software old. (Another example: CentOS6 still supported but free)