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Is that just because openjdk is now the canonical (non-enterprise) jdk? Does openjdk not provide an end-user jre anymore?
by saghm 6y ago
Is that just because openjdk is now the canonical (non-enterprise) jdk? Does openjdk not provide an end-user jre anymore?
- foepys 6y agoI don't know the exact thought process that led to this decision but I know that people were incredibly annoyed by the "you need to update Java!" notifications and that applications were rolling their own JRE for quite some time to get around outdated JREs on customer's machines.