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This has already been played out on Windows. It isn't damaging anything reputation wise.
by sigzero 12y ago
This has already been played out on Windows. It isn't damaging anything reputation wise.
- TeMPOraL 12y agoIndeed. Developers will keep chosing JVM for technical reasons, managers will keep choosing Java for business reasons, and the end-user doesn't have any choice. Want the application to run? Install Java.
- rdsnsca 12y agoNa... look for an app that doesn't need it. Haven't had Java on any of my machines for 5 years and i don't miss it one bit.
- moondowner 12y agoMany websites/webapps run on Java on the server side. Also some desktop apps come with Java bundled together. The user just installs the app and runs it.