top | item 45267187 (no title) Foomf | 5 months ago I was under the impression that openjdk changes licenses once a new version comes out. That's why the parent comment said "the only downside to openjdk is you have to upgrade every half year", right? discuss order hn newest vips7L|5 months ago No they said that because builds of the OpenJdk codebase by the OpenJdk team are only supported for 6 months until the next version comes out.Builds of the OpenJdk codebase by other vendors are supported for other lengths of time. monkeyelite|5 months ago I don’t think someone can revoke your gpl licensed software you already have. voxic11|5 months ago Check out 17 U.S.C. §203 and §304. I think it's possible to revoke the license after 35 years (at least in the US).
vips7L|5 months ago No they said that because builds of the OpenJdk codebase by the OpenJdk team are only supported for 6 months until the next version comes out.Builds of the OpenJdk codebase by other vendors are supported for other lengths of time.
monkeyelite|5 months ago I don’t think someone can revoke your gpl licensed software you already have. voxic11|5 months ago Check out 17 U.S.C. §203 and §304. I think it's possible to revoke the license after 35 years (at least in the US).
voxic11|5 months ago Check out 17 U.S.C. §203 and §304. I think it's possible to revoke the license after 35 years (at least in the US).
vips7L|5 months ago
Builds of the OpenJdk codebase by other vendors are supported for other lengths of time.
monkeyelite|5 months ago
voxic11|5 months ago