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Me too! And yet it keeps going, with a reasonably open process, and multiple OSS alternatives out there. It is possible to run a Java shop with zero Oracle-de
by shermantanktop 2y ago
Me too! And yet it keeps going, with a reasonably open process, and multiple OSS alternatives out there. It is possible to run a Java shop with zero Oracle-derived code, which may be why people are ok with actually using the Oracle JDK.
My bet is this is a pitched battle inside Oracle, and the forces that keep it open have been winning...so far.
- throwaway2037 2y ago> multiple OSS alternatives out there What does this mean?