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0 pointsmayli4y ago0 comments

I was using adopt jdk since that's much easier to download the jdk (especially jre) for Windows and Linux. The new Adoptium didn't git a jre build, which is sad :(

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Erlangen4y ago

SAP provides a friendly interface for both JDK and JRE for Windows and Linux.

https://sap.github.io/SapMachine/

zylepe4y ago

The jre is deprecated in favor of jlink, they have an explanation here: https://blog.adoptium.net/2021/10/jlink-to-produce-own-runti...

flatiron4y ago

Honestly if you are using Linux you should be using the distros Java.

krzyk4y ago

Why? Distros javas are usually way too old to use.

flatiron4y ago

I use debian on servers and their Jdk has given me 0 issues

I develop on arch and they have a great jdk system as well.

Seirdy4y ago

Almost all distros ship at least openjdk-11, and many including Debian have openjdk-17 now.

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Erlangen4y ago

SAP provides a friendly interface for both JDK and JRE for Windows and Linux.

https://sap.github.io/SapMachine/

zylepe4y ago

The jre is deprecated in favor of jlink, they have an explanation here: https://blog.adoptium.net/2021/10/jlink-to-produce-own-runti...

flatiron4y ago

Honestly if you are using Linux you should be using the distros Java.

krzyk4y ago

Why? Distros javas are usually way too old to use.

flatiron4y ago

I use debian on servers and their Jdk has given me 0 issues

I develop on arch and they have a great jdk system as well.

Seirdy4y ago

Almost all distros ship at least openjdk-11, and many including Debian have openjdk-17 now.

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