OpenJDK is pretty nice, it's the "CentOS" of the Java world. Which, given the recent events around CentOS, should give one pause. If Oracle ever closes the lang

OpenJDK is pretty nice, it's the "CentOS" of the Java world. Which, given the recent events around CentOS, should give one pause. If Oracle ever closes the language again, will development follow one of these other JDK makers, or will they all trail the "official" Java like in the past (GCJ/Classpath, Harmony, and so on)?