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As for the JDKs, they are basically all just OpenJDK repackaged. Think of them more like debian’s chromium vs arch’s packaged chromium. You can generally use a
by kaba0 4y ago
As for the JDKs, they are basically all just OpenJDK repackaged. Think of them more like debian’s chromium vs arch’s packaged chromium.
You can generally use any.
- pjmlp 4y agoNo they are not. Azul, PTC, Aicas, microEJ, OpenJ9 are their own thing. And then there is ART. Also special stuff like Ricoh, Xerox, Gemalto, Cisco among many others using Java subsets to customize their hardware.
- kaba0 4y agoSure, if we are being pedantic you are right. I meant it more like the “majority of well-known” or those with “bigger userbases”. But the “niche” JVM category is really (perhaps surprisingly) huge.