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☕ #Java developers and heavy users often unpack a JVM tarball somewhere (e.g. `/opt`) and do not need nor wish to install a Java package and its own dependencies from the Debian/Ubuntu/derivatives repository, only to satisfy another packages depending on it.

[This tiny deb](https://git.disroot.org/daltux/dummy-jdk-deb) simply declares that #JDK is available to the system, allowing you to install other packages that need Java.

🔄 I hope it can be useful! Please let me know.

🔗 https://git.disroot.org/daltux/dummy-jdk-deb

#Debian #Ubuntu #FreeSoftware #FreeAsInFreedom #FOSS #dev #Disroot

[ reposting here from @daltux ]
fe.disroot.orgFEDIsroot

:debian: ☕ #Java developers and heavy users often unpack a JVM tarball somewhere (e.g. /opt) and do not need nor wish to install a Java package and its own dependencies from the repository, only to satisfy another packages depending on it.

This tiny deb simply declares that #JDK is available to the system, allowing you to install other packages that need Java.

🔄 I hope it can be useful! Please let me know.

🔗 git.disroot.org/daltux/dummy-j

Disroot Forgejo: Brace yourself, merge conflicts ahead.dummy-jdk-debPackage just for signalling Debian that a JDK can be considered available
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⚠️ Windows 32-bit x86 Port - openjdk.org/jeps/449

The last 32-bit Windows (Windows 10) reaches end of life in October 2025 and the Java port isn't heavily maintained anymore (e.g. its "virtual thread" implementation is the simple one, where threads aren't actually virtual, but also just wrappers around OS threads).

So #JDK 21 deprecates the port for removal.

openjdk.orgJEP 449: Deprecate the Windows 32-bit x86 Port for Removal

By way of #introduction: I’m the Chief Architect of the Java Platform Group at Oracle. I’ve worked on every #Java / #JDK release since version 1.1, in 1997. You can blame me for character-stream readers/writers, reference objects, shutdown hooks, the NIO high-performance I/O APIs, service loaders, and modules. I currently lead the #Leyden and JDK Projects in the #OpenJDK Community, where I also serve on the Governing Board.

I’m also a Twitter refugee, now exploring the Fediverse via @ivory.