imagine an article about the decline of desktop java not mentioning the role of the microsoft bundled jre that basically broke most applications by default. the

imagine an article about the decline of desktop java not mentioning the role of the microsoft bundled jre that basically broke most applications by default. the java ecosystem took a couple years to get out of that issue properly in ways that non techie coulod follow, but the bad experience stuck in the collective user minds up till this day.