> If you need to create a "just works without dependency b.s." experience in Java, you use the correct tooling for that, jlink. At which point you are includin

> If you need to create a "just works without dependency b.s." experience in Java, you use the correct tooling for that, jlink. At which point you are including a similar footprint as Electron does by shipping chrome. I mean, you must have realized I was talking about the inclusion of the JRE and whatever else is needed to make a java application run on a system as a standalone application. So I am honestly not sure what you are arguing besides semantics.