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> It adds extra friction for end-users It doesn't have to, the program can bundle its own jre as its often the case, and then you also don't have to worry abou
by tpm 4mo ago
> It adds extra friction for end-users
It doesn't have to, the program can bundle its own jre as its often the case, and then you also don't have to worry about jre compatibility. Downside is then you have many jres installed and of course you can't trust their sandboxing.