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I’ve always used openjdk or amazon’s flavour (i think it’s called “corretto”?). It’s much better than ideal.
by znpy 1y ago
I’ve always used openjdk or amazon’s flavour (i think it’s called “corretto”?).
It’s much better than ideal.
- Joel_Mckay 1y agoIf it spans your use-cases, than that is great. =3