Hi all, I'm a Java developer who uses Java apps all day to make a living. I've recently become more and more frustrated with the state of the JDK in OS X, and I'm wondering if anybody is using ...

Older LTS releases get their support discontinued at some point. Oracle no longer supports Java 8, and you should refer to an alternative OpenJDK vendor. Only a few of them still offer such service.

The recent announcement that Amazon Web Services (AWS) will be providing Java developers with a no-cost, fully supported OpenJDK distribution came as welcome news in the face of Oracle's decision to ...

The LTS releases by Oracle are Java 8, 11, 17 and 21. However, support terms for these versions vary, with JDK 8 premier support soon to be discontinued by Oracle but still delivered by some ...

Although they promised, Apple has not yet contributed its proprietary Java Runtime for the Oracle Open Source JVA, Open JDK project - although a French developer has created the first test builds of ...

Also, JDK 17 and future JDK releases will be provided under a free-to-use license until a full year after the next LTS release, the company announced. Oracle will also continue providing OpenJDK ...

How to install Java on your computer To run Java apps, open JAR files or compile some source code into bytecode you’ll need to install Java. To download and install Java on Windows, MacOS or Ubuntu, ...

Martijn Verburg, principal engineering group manager (Java) at Microsoft, agreed, as well: We would also like to endorse the two-year LTS proposal for builds of OpenJDK.