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by absove
1706 days ago
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If you're on linux, use the openjdk build from your distro's official repository. If you're on windows, download the latest openjdk build from oracle (currently https://jdk.java.net/17/), extract somewhere, put /bin folder on path. Optionally set JAVA_HOME env variable to the main folder path. No clue about OSX but it's probably similar to windows. Ignore oracle jdk, ignore any concept of LTS/not-LTS, that's only for companies with big pockets and specific needs. People really like to make it sound more complicated than it actually is. |
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