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> OpenJDK and Oracle Java are as different as Red-Hat Fedora and Red-Hat Enterprise Linux. In a comment in another sub-thread you said "Except that since sever
by cesarb 6y ago
> OpenJDK and Oracle Java are as different as Red-Hat Fedora and Red-Hat Enterprise Linux.
In a comment in another sub-thread you said "Except that since several releases Oracle Java is basically OpenJDK + Support." But that would be more like CentOS and RHEL, not Fedora and RHEL.
- pjmlp 6y agoWhatever, the point being that since the last couple of releases OpenJDK and Oracle JDK differences are mostly about support, and license of using JFR in production.