You can just use the latest OpenJDK. That's the open source version. But the enterprises want to use the Oracle version. Which they can, but they would have to pay for it. So, I assume, most of the hullabaloo is about Oracle charging for their JVM.
Essentially, for whatever reason, there are people who don't like open source. So they don't want to use the open source JVM.
You can just use the latest OpenJDK. That's the open source version. But the enterprises want to use the Oracle version. Which they can, but they would have to pay for it. So, I assume, most of the hullabaloo is about Oracle charging for their JVM.
Essentially, for whatever reason, there are people who don't like open source. So they don't want to use the open source JVM.