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Sorry I think it does mean any OS that has a JVM available. It can't run on ANY architecture without a JVM. Maybe I miss understood what you mean?
by jonnypotty 6y ago
Sorry I think it does mean any OS that has a JVM available. It can't run on ANY architecture without a JVM. Maybe I miss understood what you mean?
- pjmlp 6y agoOn some kind of deployments, the JVM is the OS.
- jonnypotty 6y agoReally? I don't understand? What do you mean?