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Sun's Java Included with Ubuntu--What does it mean?
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So I'd really like to write an article about the inclusion of Sun's Java in the latest Ubuntu release, but I'm not exactly sure what that means for Java in Linux as a whole. Java has always been available as a package and is easy to install, but I think I remember hearing about licensing issues being the reason it couldn't be installed by default.
Could it also be trouble for competing JVMs in Linux? I know that I have to use Blackdown on my AMD64 because (last I checked) that was the only 64-bit VM.
Anyone know anything about this?
Could it also be trouble for competing JVMs in Linux? I know that I have to use Blackdown on my AMD64 because (last I checked) that was the only 64-bit VM.
Anyone know anything about this?
Last edited by mattb0611; Apr 20th, 2007 at 3:52 pm.
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