blueshirt

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   by blueshirt 3y ago

   My guess would be you have some kind of safety net by having a company to turn to in case of issues, you probably can request new features, you may have better performances (since the implementation is different) etc... Not saying what is b
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   by blueshirt 3y ago

   Probably yes, depending on the license of OpenJDK, but if you want Oracle JRE, you have to pay
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   by blueshirt 3y ago

   If your company is selling a product and you want to package the JRE with it, you have to pay for the license
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   by blueshirt 6y ago

   And in Ayurveda it's called a Vata mind!